Man charged in Pennsylvania governor's mansion fire cited Palestine support in 911 call

Shapiro's family, including four children, was present in the mansion during the attack; portions of the building sustained significant damage.

In the early hours of a Sunday morning in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, a man breached the perimeter of the governor's mansion during a Passover gathering and set it ablaze with improvised incendiary devices, then called 911 himself to explain why. The act placed Governor Josh Shapiro's family — including four children — in immediate danger and thrust the long-simmering tension between domestic political violence and foreign policy grievance into sharp relief. That a man would cross from anguish over distant suffering into arson and near-murder at a family's holiday table speaks to something ancie

Man charged in Pennsylvania governor's mansion fire cited Palestine support in 911 call

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