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Speaking With Our Children About Pittsburgh

A selection of materials from the Union for Reform Judaism that may be helpful for each of us in processing this news and in speaking with our children.

By Temple Beth Shalom (Needham)

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Responding With Strength

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Emotional Vigil in Boston Brings People Together to Mourn Pittsburgh Synagogue Victims

By The Boston Globe

referral. Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz. May his memory be a blessing.

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Bedford Family Mourns Brother Lost in Synagogue Massacre

May the memory of Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz, a beloved family physician and the brother of Bedford resident Bill Rabinowitz, be a blessing.

By Boston Herald

referral (Boston, MA - 6/28/17) Holocaust survivor Izzy Arbeiter speaks with reporters at the New England Holocaust Memorial after a vandal shattered a glass panel with etchings of Holocaust victims' numbers, Wednesday, June 28, 2017. Staff photo by Angela Rowlings.

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Holocaust Survivor: Rising Hate Crime Stats Startling

“I don’t want to even think about this after what I went through but I have to because I think it will get worse.”

By Boston Herald

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Gov. Charlie Baker ‘Horrified’ By Deadly Synagogue Shooting

Officials in Massachusetts are reacting to a deadly mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue.

By CBS Boston

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“I’m Devastated”: Julian Edelman Reacts to Pittsburgh Shooting

“As a Jew, an American and a human, I’m devastated.”

By Boston 25 News

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The Pittsburgh Massacre Reflects a Changing America

In the America I grew up in, Jews had nothing to fear from their neighbors. Things have changed.

By The Boston Globe

REFERRAL: People hold candles as they gather for a vigil in the aftermath of a deadly shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation, in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

10/28/2018 Top Pick

Boston Jews See Signs of Growing Anti-Semitism

Some residents of Brookline, home to a large Jewish community, say that while the attacks occurred in Pittsburgh, it could have easily been at a synagogue where they worship.

By Boston Herald

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