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Indiana Jewish Community Rallies After Suspected Arson of Israeli Flag on Building
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First reported by Ynet · 13 hours ago
What happened
A vacant building in Zionsville, Indiana, displaying Israeli and American flags was set on fire in a suspected hate crime. The FBI is investigating, and the local Jewish community held a solidarity rally. Public officials, including former Vice President Mike Pence, condemned the attack and called for justice.
- 01A vacant building in Zionsville, Indiana, was set on fire, damaging Israeli and American flags.
- 02Fire damage is estimated at over $150,000; the building was unoccupied during the fire.
- 03Investigators suspect deliberate arson targeting the Israeli flag, prompting FBI involvement.
- 04The local Jewish community held a rally waving flags to show solidarity over the weekend.
- 05Public officials condemned the act and demanded swift justice for the perpetrators.
- 06Former Vice President Mike Pence called the suspected arson "completely despicable" and denounced antisemitism.
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