Current News - Attack On Pittsburgh Synagogue Newsletter // October 31

October 31, 2018

Current News - Attack On Pittsburgh Synagogue After deadly attack on Pittsburgh synagogue, Charlotte's faith leaders call for love, unity Trump's visit to Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue shows he is dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism The speech I wish our president would give after the Pittsburgh synagogue attack: Jeff Epstein (Opinion) Colbert, Kimmel address 'sickening' Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, slam Trump's reaction Local Holocaust survivor shaken by Pittsburgh synagogue attack After deadly attack on Pittsburgh synagogue, Charlotte's faith leaders call for love, unity Qcity metro Three days after a gunman killed 11 worshipers inside a Jewish center in Pittsburgh, members of Charlotte’s faith community came together Tuesday night to denounce all forms of violence and bigotry. Read More Trump's visit to Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue shows he is dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism Fox News President Trump’s visit Tuesday to the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh – where an anti-Semitic gunman murdered 11 Jews gathered in prayer Saturday – was an important gesture that symbolized national mourning and unity in the face of a horrific tragedy. Read More The speech I wish our president would give after the Pittsburgh synagogue attack: Jeff Epstein (Opinion) cleveland.com My fellow Americans: It has been a long week for our country. We witnessed domestic terrorism of the worst kind with gutless attacks on former President Barack Obama, former Sen. Read More Colbert, Kimmel address 'sickening' Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, slam Trump's reaction USA TODAY CLOSE Vigils were held around the nation on Monday for the 11 people shot and killed in a synagogue in Pittsburgh on Saturday. (Oct. 30) AP "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert(Photo: Scott Kowalchyk/CBS) Read More Local Holocaust survivor shaken by Pittsburgh synagogue attack KSBW The Central Coast Local Holocaust survivor shaken by Pittsburgh synagogue attack Salinas resident who survived Holocaust is one of the many who attended Tuesday’s Tree of Life vigil at Congregation Beth Israel in Carmel Valley Read More

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