Taj Simmons is a multimedia journalist who joined WRTV in August 2023.
INDIANAPOLIS — The attack on Israel might be difficult to explain to some children, but a group Jewish children showed their support for the country with prayer and handwritten letters.
"Kids don't complexify," Grossbaum said."They simply love, and that's a lesson that everybody can learn." "I couldn't sleep for four days," said Cohen, who holds dual citizenship between Israel and the United States."I've got a son that's in Israel right now. He's 23-years-old. I couldn't get ahold of him for a few hours after the attack."
"It is difficult because he's asking why," Cohen said."Why are people killing us? Why are people doing these things?"
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