Former Vice President Mike Pence called antisemitism 'evil' after a fire at a historic home in Zionsville, Indiana, that investigators believe was started by someone attempting to burn an Israeli flag. The blaze caused an estimated $150,000 in damage and is being investigated as suspected arson.
A fire at a historic home in Zionsville, Indiana, is being investigated as suspected arson after investigators determined it was likely started by a person attempting to burn an Israeli flag. The blaze caused an estimated $150,000 in damage. Former Vice President Mike Pence, a native of Zionsville, condemned the act, calling antisemitism 'evil' and urging Americans to stand against hate. Local Jewish leaders and residents gathered in solidarity. The investigation is ongoing.
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