Religious leaders condemn Michigan synagogue attack – but moving forward together tricky
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Jewish and Arab American leaders decry violence at Temple Israel, but US-Israel war on Iran complicates healing Jewish and Arab American leaders across Detroit and the US strongly condemned the 12 March terrorist attack on a Michigan synagogue and largely aimed to lower tensions against the backdrop of the US and Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Iran. But in Michigan, where large populations of Arab Americans and Jews live near one another, the complexities of the situation can be difficult to grapple with – and few people had easy or quick answers on how to move forward. Continue reading...