US EditionTwo Israeli Embassy Staffed Killed in Antisemitic Shooting Outside DC Jewish Museum
- On Wednesday night, two employees of the Israeli embassy were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.
- Elias Rodriguez, a 30-year-old from Chicago, was spotted walking nervously near the museum before he opened fire on the victims as they were leaving an event.
- After the shooting, Rodriguez entered the museum, was detained by event security, and shouted "Free, free Palestine" during arrest.
- Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter revealed that the victims were a youthful pair in a relationship, with the man having recently bought an engagement ring in preparation to propose in Jerusalem the following week.
- Officials condemned the shooting as antisemitic, with President Trump stating, "These horrible D.C. Killings... Must end, NOW!" and police denying ongoing community threat.
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