Ties between CT and Israel run deep and strong amid war. Here's why and how the connection is close.

The attack on Israel by the terrorist group Hamas has overtaken the emotions of Connecticut’s Jewish and non-Jewish residents. The connections between Connecticut and the Jewish state go deeper than their religious ties, however. They include trade, cultural and business links and a feeling that the state and the nation share values of educational excellence, democracy and freedom, according ...

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