Jews in Michigan mark Hanukkah with resolve amid fears

Every year at her home in Oak Park, Eliza Klein displays a menorah in a window along with some Jewish decorations as part of her family's celebration of the eight days of Hanukkah that began Thursday evening. This year, with rising concern about antisemitism amid conflict in the Middle East, some in Jewish communities in Michigan and around the world have been more hesitant to publicly identify as Jewish. But for Klein, it's important to proudly and publicly continue the traditions of her faith and family. She plans to again...