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by Algemeiner Staff
Rabbi Jeffrey Myers. Photo: Screenshot.
In a video published on Thursday, Rabbi Jeffrey Myers — who survived last year’s Pittsburgh synagogue massacre — reflected on the shooting and its aftermath.
On Oct. 27, 2018, a white supremacist gunman entered the Tree of Life synagogue and murdered 11 worshipers at a Shabbat morning service.
Watch Myers’ message below:
