The United State Holocaust Memorial Museum condemned the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue in a statement released Saturday. The shooting, which left 11 dead and others injured, is believed to be the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in US history.
“[The Museum] sends its deepest sympathies to the victims and families of those who were callously murdered,” the statement read.
“The Museum reminds all Americans of the dangers of unchecked hatred and antisemitism which must be confronted wherever they appear,” the museum said in its statement, “and calls on all Americans to actively work to promote social solidarity and respect the dignity of all individuals.”
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