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Victims identified: Who were Israeli embassy workers killed in DC shooting?

The two Israeli embassy workers who were shot and killed in Washington, D.C., on May 21 have been identified as Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim.

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What to Know About the Victims, Suspect, and Investigation Into the Shooting of Israeli Embassy Staff in D.C.

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Israeli embassy staffers killed outside DC Jewish museum identified as couple set to be engaged

Another killing springs from an old well of hatred

Mourners light candles during a vigil Thursday outside of the White House for the victims of the Capital Jewish Museum shooting on Wednesday evening.

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Suspect charged with murder in fatal DC shooting of two Israel embassy aides

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FBI investigating killing of Israeli Embassy employees as possible hate crime

Days Before a Marriage Proposal, They Were Killed in D.C.

With the couple set to fly to Israel on Sunday, Ms. Milgrim’s mother, Nancy Milgrim, planned to travel on Friday to Washington from Prairie Village, a Kansas City suburb, to take care of her daughter’...

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Man charged with first degree murder after Israeli embassy couple shot dead in Washington

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What We Know About the Deadly Shooting Outside the Jewish Museum in D.C.

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Suspect in DC shooting outside Jewish museum charged with murder

A 31-year-old Illinois man has been charged with two counts of murder after opening fire 21 times on a young couple exiting an event at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., late Wednesday, according to a criminal complaint,

2 Israeli Embassy staffers about to be engaged gunned down by suspect who yelled ‘Free, free Palestine’ near DC’s Capital Jewish Museum

The deadly gunfire erupted outside the museum as the couple was leaving the event shortly after 9 p.m., authorities said during a press conference.

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D.C. police, synagogues enhance security in wake of Jewish museum shooting

The fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers near the Capital Jewish Museum has prompted D.C. police to increase security amid rising concerns about antisemitism.

Trump, Noem react to Capital Jewish Museum shooting: ‘No place in the USA’

"Please pray for the families of the victims. We will bring this depraved perpetrator to justice," DHS Sec. Kristi Noem said.