In the wake of the slaughter at a Pittsburgh synagogue

When we as Jews or as a people experience such a shocking event, we are required not to seek reasons and justifications, but rather to internalize the event and change our lives.

A man prays at a makeshift memorial outside the Tree of Life synagogue following Saturday's shooting at the synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S., October 31, 2018

(photo credit: CATHAL MCNAUGHTON/REUTERS)

BySHAI FINKELSTEIN

NOVEMBER 11, 2018 21:23

In the wake of the slaughter at a Pittsburgh synagogue

When we as Jews or as a people experience such a shocking event, we are required not to seek reasons and justifications, but rather to internalize the event and change our lives.

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In the wake of the slaughter at a Pittsburgh synagogue

When we as Jews or as a people experience such a shocking event, we are required not to seek reasons and justifications, but rather to internalize the event and change our lives.

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