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Capital Jewish Museum reopening after fatal DC shooting

  • On Thursday, the Jewish Museum in Washington reopened its doors just over a week after the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy employees outside the building on May 21.
  • The shooting occurred as Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, a couple and Embassy employees, were exiting the museum, leading to increased security measures citywide.
  • Officials identified Elias Rodriguez as the suspect who was detained by museum security while shouting "Free Palestine," and he faces murder and firearms charges.
  • Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed that the sudden loss of a young couple has caused profound sorrow for their families, and the resulting fear and mourning have deeply affected the community.
  • The museum plans an invitation-only tribute at 10 a.m. Before public reopening at noon, affirming its commitment to education, dialogue, and combating antisemitism.
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