“In Israel and in Tel Aviv, we are sending tonight our full support and full solidarity with the Jewish community in Pittsburgh.”
Dozens of people gathered at the Tel Aviv International Synagogue on Monday evening to pray for the victims of the Pittsburgh mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue that took the lives of 11 people on Saturday. The event was organized by the KeepOlim movement, Col. Olivier Rafowicz, Rabbi Avi Gillel and Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn and attended by several new immigrants from Pittsburgh. “In this dark hour, we must unite as one and send a message that we, the Jewish people, will not be silent about the growing wave of antisemitism around the world, including in the United States,” they said.
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