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In Highland Park’s Jewish community, few are untouched by deadly mass shooting

Summary by Ground News
The shooting at Highland Park's July 4 parade killed seven people. Victims included both Jews and non-Jews, in a reflection of the suburb's diversity. The Chicago suburb is home to a large Jewish community, including a substantial number of Israelis. A separate memorial service for Jacki Sundheim will take place Friday.

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The ForwardThe Forward
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Jewish congressman from Highland Park is ‘holding on to the anger’ to act on gun control

Brad Schneider, a moderate Democrat from Illinois, said he’s ‘hopeful’ that members of Congress will join forces to ban assualt weapons.

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Jewish Telegraphic AgencyJewish Telegraphic Agency
Center

In Highland Park’s Jewish community, few are untouched by deadly mass shooting

The alleged killer was charged with murder Tuesday night, as a local synagogue prepared to mourn a community member killed in the massacre.

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Fox 6 nowFox 6 now
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Highland Park parade shooting; community in search of healing

A ministry group is trying to bring to Highland Park what it brought to Waukesha after 2021's parade attack.

·Milwaukee, United States
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Fox 6 now broke the news in Milwaukee, United States on Tuesday, July 5, 2022.
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