Current News - Attack On Pittsburgh Synagogue Newsletter // November 05

November 05, 2018

Current News - Attack On Pittsburgh Synagogue British Labour Party branch votes down motion condemning Pittsburgh synagogue attack The Pittsburgh attack reminds us: left to fester, antisemitism will take root Sonoma County synagogues increase security in aftermath of Pittsburgh mass shooting Synagogue shooting worst of many hateful attacks in October Pittsburgh synagogue attack a reminder of how common hate crimes are British Labour Party branch votes down motion condemning Pittsburgh synagogue attack Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) — A draft motion condemning the murder of 11 Jews at a synagogue in Pittsburgh was voted down in a branch of Britain’s Labour Party in a small constituency in the country’s north. Read More The Pittsburgh attack reminds us: left to fester, antisemitism will take root The Guardian On Saturday – exactly a week after the horrific attack in Pittsburgh – I had the privilege of attending a Shabbat service at a synagogue in London to show solidarity with the Jewish community, both here and around the world. Read More Sonoma County synagogues increase security in aftermath of Pittsburgh mass shooting Santa Rosa Press Democrat The day after a gunman killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue 2,500 miles away, Congregation Ner Shalom’s Sunday Hebrew school students in Cotati took a break from their Torah studies to pray and reflect on the tragedy. Read More Synagogue shooting worst of many hateful attacks in October The San Luis Obispo Tribune Kevyn Perkins stopped cold when he saw the letters scrawled on the door to his dorm: "N----- go back" it said, inked in messy red marker. Read More Pittsburgh synagogue attack a reminder of how common hate crimes are The Times of Israel AP — Kevyn Perkins stopped cold when he saw the letters scrawled on the door to his dorm: “N—– go back” it said, inked in messy red marker. First he was blinded by confusion. Read More

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