Trump on Michigan Synagogue Attack: “We’ll Get to the Bottom of It”

During a **Women’s History Month event at the White House**, President Donald Trump addressed a recent attack on a Jewish synagogue in Michigan before beginning the program honoring women leaders. Trump said he wanted to send “our love to the Michigan Jewish community and all of the people in Detroit” following the incident, describing the attack as a “terrible thing.” He added that he had been fully briefed on the situation and assured that authorities would investigate the matter thoroughly, saying the administration would “get to the bottom of it.” The president also briefly spoke about U.S. policy toward Iran, saying the situation was “moving along very rapidly” and praising the strength of the U.S. military. Trump criticized Iran as a “nation of terror and hate,” adding that actions that “should have been done” years ago were now being addressed. The remarks came as the White House hosted women leaders, working mothers, and professionals being recognized for their contributions during Women’s History Month.