By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Italian Premier Romano Prodi on Tuesday denounced a swastika and other graffiti scrawled on walls in a Jewish neighborhood in Rome overnight, when huge crowds of soccer fans were in the streets to celebrate the nation's World Cup triumph.
Some of the graffiti was painted on a wall near outdoor tables of a trattoria along the main street of the Old Ghetto, as the neighborhood is known.
Prodi condemned the anti-Semitic graffiti in a letter to the president of the Union of the Italian Jewish Communities.
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