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Two Israeli embassy staff Luigi'ed in D.C.

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Two staff members at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, were killed Wednesday night near the Capital Jewish Museum, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem said.

“Two Israeli Embassy staff were senselessly killed tonight near the Jewish Museum in Washington DC,” Noem said in a post on X. “We are actively investigating and working to get more information to share.”

Two people believed to be connected to the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, were shot Wednesday night near the Capital Jewish Museum, according to a source familiar with the situation and a law enforcement source. Another law enforcement source told CNN that two people were killed.

DC Police said its investigating a shooting across the street from the FBI’s Washington Field Office, which is located near the museum. The Israeli embassy is working with law enforcement.

The Israeli ambassador was not involved in the incident and was not at the location when the shooting happened, an embassy spokesperson told CNN.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a post on social media that she and acting US Attorney for DC Jeanine Pirro have arrived to the scene of the shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum.

Ted Deutch, the CEO of the American Jewish Committee, said his organization was hosting an event at the museum on Wednesday evening.

“We are devastated that an unspeakable act of violence took place outside the venue,” he said in a statement. “At this moment, as we await more information from the police about exactly what transpired, our attention and our hearts are solely with those who were harmed and their families.”

Israel’s Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon reacted to media reports of the shooting on Wednesday, saying in a statement on X, “The fatal shooting that took place outside the event that took place at the Jewish Museum in Washington, DC – in which Israeli embassy employees were also injured – is a depraved act of anti-Semitic terrorism.”

Police are advising people to avoid the area in Northwest DC.

This is a developing story and will be updated.

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  • Not going to revive the adventurism struggle session, but also I feel like Luigi action needs to aim higher than "staffers" (unless that is the media is being euphemistic about their role here).

    There are, after all, levels of complicity and if adventurism is the name of the game, it needs to aim high up to maximally focus on the most complicit in order to make the tradeoff in crackdowns, etc. worth it.

    I feel like this guy might have simply dreamed too small. It's like, I see where you're going, but small potatoes like this don't actually have the same impact as Luigi (in fact, the response will sadly likely be predominantly negative).

  • Look; the media already hated us. People were already getting fired over tame statements and censored. The crackdown started 2 years ago. We shouldn't hide ourselves because of this, we should ask ourselves 'what does solidarity really mean?'

  • caused a Japanese court to order the dissolution of the unification church

    saved lives by causing a spike in approved health insurance claims

    Hopefully this does something good

  • hasbara bots are seething on reddit. i saw some post about “october 8th when the bodies were still warm!!! 🥺🥺” lmao no clue what that even had to do with these two piggies being put down

    fact: if you work for the nazi german goverment you are bad and deserve to be shot in the street like the lowest level of scum that you are

    same goes for zionazi israelis 🤷🤷🤷

  • Oh, they're devastating at the 'unspeakable act of violence'? American elementary school students are trained for more violence than this.

  • Lol, they're already out there crying crocodile tears over "anti-Semitism".

    I hope this makes other foreign agents of the genocidal apartheid regime occupying Palestine really scared and paranoid. Zionists have had it far too good for far too long.

  • Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter said the two people killed were a young couple about to be engaged, saying the man had purchased a ring this week with the intent to propose next week in Jerusalem.

    Former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Mike Herzog told Israeli Army Radio that the woman killed was an American employee of the embassy and the man was Israeli.

    Yoni Kalin and Katie Kalisher were inside the museum when they heard gunshots and a man came inside looking distressed, they said. Kalin said people came to his aid and brought him water, thinking he needed help, without realizing he was the suspect. When police arrived, he pulled out a red keffiyeh and repeatedly yelled, “Free Palestine,’” Kalin said.

    “This event was about humanitarian aid,” Kalin said. “How can we actually help both the people in Gaza and the people in Israel? How can we bring together Muslims and Jews and Christians to work together to actually help innocent people? And then here he is just murdering two people in cold blood.”

    https://apnews.com/article/israel-embassy-jewish-museum-shooting-10307b3b1a2a337e76730736b12ebbcb

    Who is this guy?

  • Working tirelessly to condemn this war crime or whatever they're saying it is

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