Pittsburgh
Pitt officials say some Jewish students were interviewed for campus antisemitism report
Campus antisemitism committees and reports have become a key tool as universities try to address concerns about the campus climate for Jewish students.
In Pittsburgh, campus antisemitism report’s authors neglected to speak with Jewish students
Young Pennsylvania man arrested over alleged ISIS-inspired mass attack plot targeting synagogues
Louisiana teen rescued from box in Pittsburgh basement after online grooming
How Pittsburgh changed the way American Jews think about security
While some were worried extra security bring about unwanted attention, many members of the Jewish community now see it's necessary to have security up at all times
How Pittsburgh survivors are struggling a year later
“I don’t think that I could ever go back in that building and not be continually reminded of what took place there.”
Bari Weiss: The lunatic fringe has gone mainstream
#7: Bari Weiss
Artworks by children around the world installed at Tree of Life synagogue
“#Hearts Together: The Art of Rebuilding” features 101 works of art printed on canvas that are wrapped around the synagogue building in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood.
Chabad synagogue receives $100,000 federal grant to improve security
The funding was granted by the US Federal Department of Homeland Security.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette gives prize money to Tree of Life synagogue
The newspaper's employees won the Pulitzer Prize and recieved $15,000, which they plan on donating to the Tree of Life synagogue.
U.S. to seek death penalty for accused Pittsburgh synagogue shooter
Robert Bowers, 46, shouted "all Jews must die" as he fired on congregants gathered for Sabbath services at the Tree of Life synagogue on Oct. 27, authorities said.
Pittsburgh rabbi to US A-G: Forgo death penalty for synagogue gunman
Rabbi Jonathan Perlman, whose New Light Congregation lost three worshippers in the October attack by Robert Bowers that killed 11, has written to Barr “as a victim of the attack."
Museum tapestry
Beit Avi Chai screened a series of conflict-related films during Tisha Be’av, but this year did not attract quite as many people as in the past.
Jewish communities give $700,000 to victims of New Zealand mosque attacks
'Our faith has a shared Abrahamic tradition, and Jews and Muslims have both suffered persecution and racism historically, and unfortunately still do today.'
