Readers weigh in on an essay from Deborah Lipstadt, Jewish support for President Trump and the role of guns in the Pittsburgh tragedy.

In Pittsburgh, the Jewish community mourned together as the city closed ranks around it, protecting and consoling its wounded citizens.

Weiss refers to herself as politically heterodox, and in her sharp, cleverly written columns, does not hesitate to tackle provocative ideas like intersectionality.

In Israel during the Tree of life shooting, one Pittsburgh resident describes experiencing the tragedy in her homeland, but not in her hometown.

Longtime Squirrel Hill residents and newcomers—even native sons and daughters who have moved away—share a pride in Pittsburgh's tenacity.

A memorial program in a Brooklyn synagogue, one of many held nationwide for the victims of the Pittsburgh shooting, gave locals a space to gather and grieve.

In the wake of the Pittsburgh massacre, Hadassah Magazine joins leading American Jewish publications in condemning anti-Semitism and the climate of hate that is pervading our nation.

Readers react to a commentary on the refugee crisis; Jewish Pittsburgh.