Rates of antisemitism have been at an all-time high, but there’s a difference between hearing about vandalism a few states away and seeing it happen in your neighborhood. In the Aug. 13, 1993, issue of the Jewish Exponent, Staff Writer Steve Feldman reported the vandalism of a car with antisemitic graffiti in a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood. “Something happened to Israeli-born Ahuva Veig last week that she said was totally unfamiliar to her,” Feldman wrote. Feldman said that Veig received a call about a truck she was selling asking for the price to be lowered because of the graffiti. This time, the side of her house was spray-painted with an unrecognizable mark, apparently with the same white spray paint used on the truck,” the Exponent writer wrote.