Good evening. I'm Laura Coates. Tonight, two horrifying attacks here at home, one at a synagogue,

the other university, and they're soaking a growing fear. Should Americans be worried about a rising

terror threat on U.S. soil? And one big question lingering is any that kick it to the war with Iran.

Both attacks are still being investigated, but what we already know is alarming.

Now this, this is smoke billowing from a synagogue about a half hour outside of Detroit.

That synagogue also houses an education center that includes a preschool.

They've got a senior center, food bank, and more.

And police say that a driver plowed his car through the front doors and drove into the

building.

That car was apparently loaded with explosives and the suspect was killed after a firefight with

security guards. And thanks to their

heroic actions, no one inside that synagogue was seriously hurt. The Department of Homeland Security

is now identifying the suspect as a 41-year-old man originally from Lebanon. They say he came to the

United States in 2011 on an

immigrant visa and was granted citizenship in 2016. So to tell investigators

that us investigators are looking into reports that he told people that members of

his family in Lebanon were killed in a recent Israeli airstrike. Now authorities

they have not yet publicly identified

or provided a motive.

But they are saying this.

I can confirm that we are leading the investigation

right now as a targeted act of violence against the Jewish community.

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