During a press briefing on Thursday, Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard said that 30 law enforcement officers had to be treated for smoke inhalation caused by a fire during the attack at a synagogue in Michigan.

He said that a private security guard was injured and is being treated after being knocked down by the attacker’s vehicle.

He also said no children or staff were hurt.

Law enforcement officials and community leaders will give an update on the investigation into Thursday’s synagogue attack shortly.

Stay with The Independent for updates from the press briefing.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said in a social media statement on Thursday that he was “shocked” by the synagogue attack in Michigan.

“Shocked by the attack on a synagogue near Detroit,” he wrote.

He added that Israeli officials are in touch with the local Jewish community and authorities.

“Antisemitism must never be allowed to rear its ugly head,” he wrote.

Henry Ford Health said in a statement that it is treating eight first responders who were reportedly injured following the Michigan synagogue attack.

The first responders are being treated at Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital and Henry Ford Providence Novi Hospital.

The hospital did not provide details about the individuals’ conditions.

Earlier on Thursday, West Bloomfield Police said that there were no injuries reported from the attack and that they did not transport anyone for medical care.

During an event at the White House on Thursday, President Donald Trump remarked on the synagogue attack in Michigan.

“I have been fully briefed,” Trump said. “It is a terrible thing, but it goes on. We’re going to be right down to the bottom of it. It is absolutely incredible that things like this happen.”

Eight first responders were hospitalized as a result of the synagogue attack, a spokesperson for the Henry Ford Health system said, according to The New York Times.

It’s not clear what specific conditions they were treated for.

Temple Israel confirmed that its “140 students and their teachers” were unharmed and safe, according to The New York Times.

The FBI said that officials will hold a press conference on the synagogue attack at 6 p.m. Eastern time.

President Donald Trump said he has been “fully briefed” on the synagogue attack in Michigan.

“It is a terrible thing, but it goes on,” Trump said at the White House on Thursday afternoon. “We’re going to be right down to the bottom of it. It is absolutely incredible that things like this happen.”