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”Enough already,” said Joshua Sayles, director of the Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.

“When something happens to the Jewish community outside of Pittsburgh, we’re very aware that it affects Pittsburgh,” Mr. Orsini said Wednesday.
“We talk about the same things we talk about in our synagogues and day schools,” he said. “We try to help them secure their facilities as best as possible.”
Meryl Ainsman, board chair of of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, said in a statement that “we are all too familiar in Pittsburgh with the havoc that such vicious attacks wreak on a community.”
“We are eternally grateful to law enforcement officers who, at the cost of their own lives, ran toward danger to protect Jewish people,” she said. “May the victims’ memories forever be a blessing, and may those wounded heal quickly and completely.”

Rabbi Yisroel Rosenfeld of the Lubavitch Center in Pittsburgh said that while he didn’t know the victims directly, the news served as a reminder that “we need to continue to do whatever we possibly can, as Jews and anyone in this world, to bring more goodness and kindness in the world, which is what we try to do on a daily basis.”

“When something happens to the Jewish community outside of Pittsburgh, we’re very aware that it affects Pittsburgh,” Mr. Orsini said Wednesday.
“We talk about the same things we talk about in our synagogues and day schools,” he said. “We try to help them secure their facilities as best as possible.”
Meryl Ainsman, board chair of of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, said in a statement that “we are all too familiar in Pittsburgh with the havoc that such vicious attacks wreak on a community.”
“We are eternally grateful to law enforcement officers who, at the cost of their own lives, ran toward danger to protect Jewish people,” she said. “May the victims’ memories forever be a blessing, and may those wounded heal quickly and completely.”

Rabbi Yisroel Rosenfeld of the Lubavitch Center in Pittsburgh said that while he didn’t know the victims directly, the news served as a reminder that “we need to continue to do whatever we possibly can, as Jews and anyone in this world, to bring more goodness and kindness in the world, which is what we try to do on a daily basis.”