Pence denounces antisemitism after arson allegedly targets Israeli flag in hometown

Fire in Zionsville, Indiana, causes $150,000 in damage to historic home; neighboring Indiana Jews join town's small community in rally condemning alleged attack
Former Vice President Mike Pence denounced antisemitism after an alleged arson incident in his hometown of Zionsville, Indiana, on Friday morning. The Zionsville Police Department reported that a fire, causing an estimated $150,000 in damages to a historic home, may have been started by an individual setting fire to an Israeli flag displayed outside the building. The FBI has joined the investigation to determine if the arson "may have been motivated by bias." Pence tweeted, "Absolutely despicable. There can be no tolerance in America for Antisemitism or political acts of violence." Indiana Senator Jim Banks also condemned the act, stating, "Antisemitism will not be tolerated." A rally was held by the central Indiana Jewish community on Sunday to condemn the alleged attack.
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