On Oct. 27, 2018, 11 people were killed and six others were wounded when a gunman entered the Tree of Life Synagogue in the Squirrel Hill section of Pittsburgh, shouting, “All these Jews need to die.”
Below is compete coverage of the tragic event from Jmore and JTA, as well as coverage from other recent mass shootings in American history.
Pittsburgh Shooting News
Baltimore Interfaith Service Honors Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Victims
Pittsburgh’s largest paper prints Mourner’s Kaddish prayer in Hebrew on front page
Thousands Protest Trump Visit to Synagogue Where Massacre Took Place
Rose Mallinger, Oldest Victim of Pittsburgh Shooting, Remembered as ‘Pillar of Jewish Community’
Pittsburgh Remembers Shooting Victims David and Cecil Rosenthal as Thoughtful and Kind
Timeline: How the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting unfolded
Jewish doctors treated Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect before his first court appearance
Baltimore Jewry Gathers to Mourn the Pittsburgh Massacre
Security to be Enhanced for Baltimore’s Jewish Community
Here are the Names of the Victims of the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
11 Dead, 6 Injured in Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
Trump Blames Shooting Deaths at Pittsburgh Synagogue on Lack of Armed Guards
Pope Francis on Pittsburgh synagogue attack: ‘All of us are wounded by this inhuman act of violence’
Pittsburgh Steelers hold moment of silence to honor synagogue shooting victims
Muslim groups raise over $115,000 for Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims and families
Pittsburgh Shooting Thoughts and Commentary
To Feel Safe, Jews Need a Government that Says & Does the Right Thing
It’s Time for Jews to Open Our Eyes to the Anti-Semitism Building on the Right
What Politicians, Jewish Leaders & Others are Saying About the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
Baltimore Jewish Leaders on the Pittsburgh Shooting
‘Our Hearts are Broken’: The Jewish World Reacts to the Pittsburgh Synagogue Attack
More on the Pittsburgh Shooting
How the Pittsburgh Shooting is Affecting the Elections
Towson University Vigil for Victims of Pittsburgh Shooting
Pittsburgh Tries to See the Future Through the Darkness
In Europe, Synagogues are Protected Like Fortresses. It Took Decades to Get There.
After a Mass Killing in Pittsburgh, a Havdalah of Defiance Attracts Jews & Non-Jews
4 Other Recent Shootings That Have Targeted the Jewish Community
Life@Work: Workplaces Can Be a Source of Support and Comfort
Poway, Calif., Synagogue Shooting — April 27, 2019
One Dead, Multiple Injured in San Diego Synagogue Shooting
Alleged Poway Synagogue Shooter Charged with Murder
Poway Mayor: Post-Pittsburgh Precautions Saved Lives
The Poway shooting exposes the fractured state of our communal discourse — Opinion
Chabad, the movement whose synagogue was targeted in the Poway shooting, explained
Parkland, Fla. — Feb. 14, 2018
March for Our Lives 2018 Coverage
March for Our Lives: The Day in Photos
Jewish Students on the March For Our Lives
2 Fathers Lost Daughters in Parkland Shooting. Now They’re on Different Sides of the Gun Debate.
This Parkland Survivor Hid in a Closet During the Shooting. Now He Advocates for Gun Reform.
Florida School Shooting’s Jewish Victims Remembered for their Kindness
Jewish Dad of Fla. School Shooting Victim to Trump: ‘It Stops Here’
Jewish Day Schools Across the Country Join Walkouts Demanding Action on Gun Violence
The Jewish Sheriff Leading the Response to the Fla. School Shooting Quotes the Talmud
Las Vegas — Oct. 1, 2017
Fear, Loathing and Lunacy in Las Vegas … and Baltimore
Las Vegas Jewish Community Rallies to Help in Aftermath of Shooting
Gun Violence
Jewish Video Gamer from Baltimore Opens Fire During Tournament Killing 2 and Himself
Arm Teachers With School Supplies, Not Guns
Following the Lead of Today’s Young Folks
Pikesville High Student Advocates for School Safety Measures
Pikesville High’s Josie Shaffer has a Mission
Shooting Range Request Points to a Broader Societal Issue
Also see:
Here’s What it Costs to Put Your Synagogue Under Armed Guard
Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting is a Moment of Reckoning for American Jews — From The Daily Beast
Trump Blamed The Pittsburgh Synagogue For What He Said Was A Lack Of Security — From BuzzFeed
Jewish Leaders Condemn Charlottesville Violence and Trump’s Reaction
Md. Political Leaders Weigh In on Charlottesville and Trump
Charlottesville Says it Provided Protection to Synagogue, Refuting Initial Account
Charlottesville and ‘Many Sides’
Trump Again Condemns ‘Both Sides’ for Charlottesville Violence
A Guide to the Far-Right Groups that Protested in Charlottesville
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