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"He bought a ring and planned to propose to her in Jerusalem. A beautiful couple who came to spend an evening at Washington's cultural center," Israel's ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter mourned Yarón Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim.
An American blogger published the final letter written by Elias Rodriguez, a far-left activist who carried out the deadly shooting at the Jewish Museum in Washington, killing two employees of the Israeli Embassy.
Before joining the embassy, she went for a long visit to Israel as a master’s student and immersed herself in Israel’s Neve Shalom Tech2Peace program to study how friendships between Israelis and Palestinians can pave the way for peace.
The shooting unfolded at approximately 9:08 p.m. ET near Third Street and F Street Northwest, outside the Capital Jewish Museum, during the American Jewish Committee’s “Young Diplomats Reception.” Eyewitnesses say he joined bystanders and pretended to be a victim. "Here we are, a bunch of Jews lumped in one room, for him to pick us off."
The incident took place within the IDF's 646th Reserve Brigade. The inquiry concluded that the officer's lack of attentiveness was a contributing factor in the incident.
Local authorities have launched an investigation into the structural failure, with the culture and tourism bureau stating that the "situation is under investigation."
Sources close to President Donald Trump claim his administration is weighing an unusual diplomatic maneuver by inviting former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Source says the president's staff is different than 8 years ago, and "Israel needs to recognize this reality."