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After verdict, those affected most by synagogue shooting reflect back and look ahead - Vimarsana News

After verdict, those affected most by synagogue shooting reflect back and look ahead

Hours after jurors concluded that the man responsible for the most violent antisemitic attack in U.S. history should be put to death, survivors of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and victims’

Jon Pushinsky and M. Jean Clickner: Personal reflections on the impact of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting - Vimarsana News

Jon Pushinsky and M. Jean Clickner: Personal reflections on the impact of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting

We joined Congregation Dor Hadash as young parents over 30 years ago. We appreciated that the congregation was formed by a group of independent thinkers who were largely raised in the orthodox and conservative Jewish traditions. The congregational founders embraced their Judaism while striving to find new ways of applying

After verdict, those affected most by synagogue shooting reflect back and look ahead - Vimarsana News

After verdict, those affected most by synagogue shooting reflect back and look ahead

'We’re here, and we are Jews, and we will keep doing what we do. And nothing is going to stop that'

Judge sentences Pittsburgh synagogue gunman to death - Vimarsana News

Judge sentences Pittsburgh synagogue gunman to death

Survivors of the massacre and relatives of the 11 worshippers who were killed on Oct. 27, 2018, in a Pittsburgh synagogue confronted the gunman in court Thursday with stories of grief, anger, and perseverance.

Unbroken - Vimarsana News

Unbroken

In a few minutes on the morning of Oct. 27, 2018, a gunman shattered a sacred space, took 11 lives and ripped a hole in the Jewish community not only within the walls of Tree of Life synagogue in Squirrel Hill but also in Pittsburgh and beyond. Now, as the world returns to its routines, those left bereft have pledged they will not be cowed by threats or defeated by hatred.