More sickening anti-semitic graffiti has appeared in Ealing , this time on a pillar near St Christopher's church in Hanwell .
Disgusted members of the public saw the graffiti on the morning of July 2 (Saturday) and believe that the graffiti was done overnight.
Much like the incident at west Ealing station on July 1 , this graffiti appears to show the Star of David, a Jewish symbol, hanging from a hangman-style pole.
There was also writing sprayed in black on the YMCA board outside the church as well as writing which was sprayed on the banisters of the stairs outside the church.
Twitter user David Neil Robinson said that he had heard about the graffiti at 9.30am and had alerted the police.
He added: "This is awful that anti-Semitic graffiti has been sprayed outside my local community church that is used by anyone and everyone and most recently as a polling station for the EU referendum.
"The church has a big a community spirit as does the YMCA which provides shelter next door."
This is one of a number of racially motivated incidents to occur in west London over the past week, with racist graffiti also appearing outside the Polish centre in Hammersmith .
