Two days after a man allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail at the front door of an Essex County synagogue, Gov. Phil Murphy visited the house of worship Tuesday night to condemn the attack and vow New Jersey will “remain vigilant” against antisemitism. “Let me be clear: There is no place for violence or hate in New Jersey,” Murphy said, according to his prepared remarks, as he and state Attorney General Matthew Platkin appeared at Temple Ner Tamid Synagogue in Bloomfield. Murphy said federal, state, and local law enforcement authorities are “working together to find the perpetrator and to ensure …
