What was once a quiet and safe neighborhood just became the scene of one of the deadliest acts of antisemitism in modern American history.
As Shabbat ended and I turned on my phone to once again check in with the world, I was startled by the amount of messages and texts I had received. The words swirled; my brain refused to comprehend. The community in Pittsburgh where I was raised and where I felt so entirely comfortable being a Jew had been attacked. On Shabbat. At a brit milah.
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