Two young Israeli embassy staffers were shot and killed outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., after attending a reception for Jewish professionals. The shooter reportedly shouted 'Free Palestine' as he was apprehended, raising concerns about politically motivated violence targeting Jewish communities. Israeli officials and Jewish groups are calling the attack a new front in the ongoing conflict, warning of escalating threats abroad. The incident has intensified debates over pro-Palestinian activism and campus demonstrations in the U.S. Authorities are investigating the shooting as a possible hate crime with international implications.
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My peaceful hand was met with murder in woke terror attack on Jewish Museum
Late Wednesday, two Israeli embassy staffers — Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, young diplomats in their 20s, soon to be engaged — were brutally shot to death in Washington, DC, after attending an event hosted by the American Jewish Committee for early-career foreign service officers.
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For those who warned of ‘Free Palestine’ violence, fatal shooting at DC Jewish museum offers grim validation
A man opened fire on people exiting a reception for young Jewish professionals at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., killing two Israeli embassy staffers. He then entered the museum and shouted, “Free Palestine” as he was taken away by police.
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Will the Capital Jewish Museum shooting lead Trump to crack down even more on pro-Palestinian activists?
We must now double down to quash the terrorism-promoting demonstrations on college campuses,” one Jewish group said in a statement.
