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.
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A moving collection of essays on the Tree of Life terror attack
Two years after the attack, 23 members of the community explore different facets of the attack and the aftermath.
Yo-Yo Ma perform in ceremony honoring Pittsburgh shooting victims - watch
The ceremony also included several prayers for the souls off the deceased and for healing those who survived.
Commemoration ceremony to honor those killed in Pittsburgh attack
Some of the families of congregants killed will also be in attendance at the virtual ceremony.
Former NYPD commissioner warns US Jews: Protect your communities
“We are in a dangerous place in history,” Raymond Kelly warned.
Families of Pittsburgh synagogue victims to get $3 million from fund
The distributions were based on the recommendations of an independent committee convened by the federation that delivered its report in February.
Families of victims of Pittsburgh Tree of Life shooting will receive $3m.
About $5.45 million were raised from individual donors following the attack and sent directly to the Tree of Life congregation.
How Muslims helped me work through the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
The first time I came to this mosque, in the Oakland neighborhood of my hometown of Pittsburgh, was Nov. 4, 2018, less than 10 days after the attack at our synagogue.
Pittsburgh rabbi said Monsey attack was an 'oh no, not again' moment
On Saturday night in Monsey, an intruder injured five people with a machete at a Hanukkah party held at the home of a rabbi.
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We can make a difference and be safe
Horrific events, whether vandalization or murder, are on the rise in America.
