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Suspect in DC Jewish museum shooting faces murder, firearm charges in ‘death penalty eligible case’
The man accused of fatally shooting two staff members of the Israeli Embassy in Washington outside a Jewish museum told police after his arrest, “I did it for Palestine, I did it for Gaza,” federal authorities said Thursday in announcing charges in the killings they called a targeted act of terrorism.
The Department of Justice is investigating the Washington, DC, shooting that killed two Israeli Embassy staffers as an act of ...
The museum, located 1.3 miles from the White House in Washington, D.C., is in a busy part of the city packed with federal ...
Elias Rodriguez, the suspect in the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staff members, is a 30-year-old Chicago man.
Rabbi Brant Rosen of Tzedek Chicago said he did not know whether the shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum was antisemitic.
Two Israeli embassy staff members were fatally shot as they exited the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, authorities and ...
Paige Siegel was attending an event held at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC when the shooting occurred. She ...
Witnesses to the barbaric shooting of two young Israeli diplomats in Washington, DC, offered comfort to the alleged killer assuming he was a victim in an unmitigated display of humanity at the ...
The man and the woman were shot dead outside the Capital Jewish Museum near Penn Quarter, Washington DC, and police have ...
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