Michigan's largest synagogue is rebuilding, but trauma of March attack is here to stay

Rebuilding the synagogue after the car-ramming attack has been a multi-million affair, not least because of the new security needs. The attack was 'one more reason for there to be mistrust between communities,' Rabbi Bennet says
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