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Father of temple attack survivors raises antisemitism fears with Vance
A parent whose children survived a Michigan synagogue shooting in March discussed rising antisemitism with Vice President JD Vance at a CBS News town hall.
In brief
A parent whose children survived a Michigan synagogue shooting in March discussed rising antisemitism with Vice President JD Vance at a CBS News town hall. The father of two children who survived a Michigan synagogue attack in March shared antisemitism concerns with Vice President JD Vance at a CBS News town hall…
Survivors' father meets Vance
The father of two young children who survived the Michigan synagogue attack in March shared concerns about rising antisemitism with Vice President JD Vance at a town hall hosted by CBS News.
The Michigan attack
Two young children survived a synagogue attack in Michigan in March. Their father brought his concerns about antisemitism to the conversation with the Vice President.
Antisemitism concerns raised
At the CBS News town hall, the father discussed rising antisemitism with Vice President Vance, drawing on his family's experience surviving the temple attack.
The takeaway
The father of two children who survived a Michigan synagogue attack in March shared antisemitism concerns with Vice President JD Vance at a CBS News town hall.
