BOSTON — The nation grieved Saturday as another mass shooting took 11 lives in a Pittsburgh synagogue.
The action was particularly affecting for the Jewish community as the man police say walked into a synagogue with a rifle and three handguns had previously spewed hateful anti-Semitic rhetoric on social media.
"I'm devastated," New England Patriot Julian Edelman tweeted Sunday.
On a typical NFL Sunday Edelman was preparing for a Monday night showdown and contemplating what happened Saturday.
My heart is broken for the families in Pittsburgh. It’s hard to even imagine such senselessness. As a Jew, an American and a human, I’m devastated. We are with you, Pittsburgh. #treeoflifesynagogue
— Julian Edelman (@Edelman11) October 28, 2018
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"As a Jew, an American and a human, I'm devastated," Edelman said.
Members of Boston's Jewish communities gathered on the Common to hold a vigil for those killed in the attack.
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