JEWISH MUSEUM SHOOTING
Suspect posed as a gardener in Boulder attack and planned to kill all in group he called 'Zionist'
Colorado Attack News: Mohamed Sabry Soliman, posing as a gardener, allegedly planned to kill a group demonstrating for the release of Israeli hostages in Boulder with Molotov cocktails. He threw two devices, injuring twelve, while yelling "Free Palestine" before being apprehended. Soliman, driven by anti-Zionist sentiments, confessed to the attack and faces federal hate crime and attempted murder charges.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu condemns killing of Israeli diplomats, thanks US for standing with Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the murder of two Israeli diplomats in Washington, D.C., labeling it an antisemitic attack. He refuted claims about aid not reaching Gaza, stating Israel has sent substantial aid while accusing Hamas of theft. The Israeli Foreign Minister announced an upcoming conference against antisemitism in Jerusalem following the tragic event.
Yaron Lischinsky's final retweet of Israeli Ambassador to US's 14,000 'kids dying in Gaza' post goes viral
Israeli diplomats Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. Lischinsky's final retweet, a defense of Israel by Ambassador Amir Weissbrod against UN criticism, has ignited online debate.
Two Israeli embassy staffers shot dead in downtown Washington, lone suspect held
In Washington, D.C., two Israeli embassy staffers were fatally shot by a suspect chanting pro-Palestine slogans. The victims, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, were targeted after leaving an event at the Capital Jewish Museum. Identified as Elias Rodriguez, the suspect is in custody.
Who is Elias Rodriguez? The man who chanted ‘Free Palestine’ before shooting two Israeli embassy staffers in Washington DC
Elias Rodriguez (Google Trends): Elias Rodriguez, a 30-year-old from Chicago, has been identified as the suspect in the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staff members outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC. The victims, believed to be a couple, were killed at close range during a Jewish event. The suspect, who had no prior police record, shouted pro-Palestine slogans while in custody. The attack has sparked condemnation from Israeli and U.S. leaders amid heightened tensions and rising antisemitic threats.
Netanyahu says ordered enhanced security at Israel missions worldwide
Following a fatal shooting outside a Jewish museum in Washington, where two Israeli embassy staffers were killed by a gunman shouting "free Palestine," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered increased security at Israeli diplomatic missions worldwide.
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Two Israeli diplomats shot dead by Pro Palestine protestor in Washington DC; probe launched
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC. The suspect, a 30-year-old man, opened fire on a group leaving the museum and was apprehended after chanting "Free, Free Palestine." US authorities are investigating the incident, which President Trump condemned as antisemitic.
Israeli right blames Washington killings on domestic left as political rhetoric sparks global fallout
Israel’s far-right Heritage Minister Amichay Eliyahu blames opposition leader Yair Golan’s recent inflammatory remarks for the deadly shooting of two Israeli diplomats in Washington. The accusation has sparked a political storm in Israel, raising fears that domestic political rhetoric is fueling international incidents and deepening divisions amid rising global antisemitic violence
Israeli Holocaust survivor says the Oct. 7 Hamas attack revived childhood trauma
Gad Partok was 10 years old in 1942 when Nazis stormed his street in the coastal Tunisian town of Nabeul. He witnessed them going door to door, dragging out his neighbors, shooting them, and setting their homes on fire. Like many Jews who relocated to Israel after the war, Partok hoped Israel would offer a refuge from persecution. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has served as a continual reminder that safety is not guaranteed, and security comes with a price.
An art sleuth from Chennai is taking on traffickers in a $10 billion black market
With encyclopedic command of the material, Kumar hunts for distinguishing marks on antiques, matching archival photographs with offerings in glossy Christie’s catalogs. His network assists police squads, busts smugglers and scrutinizes customs records. They make little money from the work, he said, leaning on volunteers to send tips through social media and conduct “hard-core background searches.”
A timeline of extremist attacks in France in recent years
Paris, Oct 29 (AP) The attack in Nice on Thursday follows a spate of Islamic extremist violence in France in recent years.
World through the lens: Picturesque destinations become props for street photography
Now, take a memorable piece of the destination back home.
Suspected leader of Paris attacks Abdelhamid Abaaoud boasted of crossing borders
He had, he said, returned to Syria, despite his face having been well known to police thanks to a much-posted video of him driving a pick-up truck towing the bloodied bodies of prisoners.
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