@dave0@a2mi.social“His desire was to make Jews afraid to go to synagogue and to be Jewish publicly. He sought to annihilate our value of welcoming the stranger, and was enraged by our care for refugees. The more we show the strength of our community, encouraging Jews to embody Jewish values, the more we can demonstrate the utter defeat of those who seek to harm the Jewish people.“
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‘Death penalty for Pittsburgh synagogue shooter not just’ https://forward.com/opinion/476733/no-death-penalty-pittsburgh-synagogue-shooter/
The ForwardOpinion | My husband survived the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre. Pursuing the death penalty for the shooter would make things worsePursuing the death penalty for the man who committed the 2018 synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh would retraumatize our Jewish community.
