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About one in four Jewish people in America have been the targets of antisemitism over the past year, either in person or online, according to a new survey. The report comes three years after the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue building — the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.
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Two bills moving through the Pennsylvania legislature would establish security grants for religious and community organizations. The legislation was in…
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Rosh Hashanah begins Sunday evening and security for Pittsburgh area Jewish New Year celebrations are expected to be greater than previous years. The…
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After October's Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, $6.3 million were donated to a fund set up by the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.…
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Faith Leaders Walk A Fine Line Balancing An 'Open Door Policy' With Lingering Fears, Safety ConcernsThe Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh led more than 120 security trainings in the year leading up to the deadly mass shooting at Tree of Life in…
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A survey of greater Pittsburgh's Jewish population done by Brandeis University shows the community is highly educated and made up of nearly 50,000 people,…
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In the months following the election of President Donald Trump, the Southern Poverty Law Center documented more than 1,000 incidents of harassment and…
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The date December 25 will likely have many thinking of Christmas. But for some, it represents Mitzvah Day. Mitzvah, meaning “good deeds” or "acts of…
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Republicans in Congress have scheduled a vote for mid-September on a resolution to reject the Iran nuclear deal. Conservatives are using the August recess…
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Republicans in Congress have scheduled a vote for mid-September on a resolution to reject the Iran nuclear deal. Conservatives are using the August recess…