Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
The deadliest act of antisemitism on American soil is remembered in new exhibit
The exhibition also features two other deadly anniversaries: The October 7 Massacre and Kristallnacht, the Nazi-led pogrom of November 9, 1938.
Pennsylvania man caught with child porn, antisemitic mass attack plans
Tree of Life murderer is one of 3 death row inmates exempted from Biden’s commutation order
Plaque for Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims stolen, investigations ongoing
Swastika, antisemitic messages found in book at Carnegie Mellon University
The vandalism was discovered last week, though it is not known when it was written in the book. Carnegie Mellon is located in Pittsburgh.
For Israeli-Americans, one answer to Pittsburgh is Israel
A conference for Israeli Americans pays tribute to Pittsburgh.
Jewish groups split on U.S. federal grants for synagogue security
“Pittsburgh was a very high-profile, historic and disturbing event, so it’s very much part of the conversation,” said Nathan Diament, executive director for the Orthodox Union Advocacy Center.
On ‘shloshim’ of the Pittsburgh, a Jew and a Christian turn to their Bible
This blessing is our heartfelt prayer for all involved.
On the ‘shloshim’ of the Pittsburgh massacre
Pittsburgh was not an anomaly. It is consistent with every pogrom, every massacre, every holocaust that has befallen most every Jewish community over the span of 2,000 years.
After the Pittsburgh massacre
Israeli lessons in resilience are important to cope with new reality.
Making the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting personal
American illustrator keeps the victims of the Pittsburgh massacre close to heart.
Pennsylvania churchgoers don kippot in solidarity after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
Most of the kippot were blue with silver lettering: “Together we stand,” in English, above the Hebrew rendering of “shalom,” or “peace.”
Duke condemns swastika defacing Pittsburgh synagogue massacre memorial
The Nazi symbol was found on a free expression bridge tunnel near Duke’s East Campus.
Pittsburgh and the erasure of antisemitism
The continuous shoving of antisemitism to the sidelines is not only hurtful but it flies in stark contradiction to the facts.
