Allegations of homicide suspected of killing Israeli Embassy employees in Washington
Washington police chief Pamela Smith has been identified as the resident of 30 -Are -Aer -Aer -Rodriguez Elias Rodriguez in Chicago and shouted “Free Palestine, Palestine, Palestine, Palestine,”.
Erin Hulley
The US Department of Justice, Thursday, has shot federal allegations against the accused when two employees of the Israeli embassy in Washington left an incident at the Jewish Museum.
Chicago’s Elias Rodriguez (31) has been accused of murdering federal authorities and other crimes. After the shooting, he entered the Rodriguez Museum and arrested the security guards and shouted “free, free Palestine”.
Victims Yaron Lisincansky, 30, and Sarah Milgrim, 26. They set up a couple and proposed to make millgrim on the trip to Jerusalem next week, according to the Israeli embassy.
“Hate offense” or “terrorist act”?
The prisoner said there was no backdrop to indicate the possibility of such an attack. However, it is investigated if the attack is “related to possible terrorist acts” and the cause of the attack is “hate crime”.
Washington police chief Pamela Smith has been identified as the resident of 30 -Are -Aer -Aer -Rodriguez Elias Rodriguez in Chicago and shouted “Free Palestine, Palestine, Palestine, Palestine,”.
The US Department of Justice has already submitted federal allegations against the accused.
The head of the Israeli diplomacy, Gidian sir, has accused the European countries of “stimulating hatred” today.
“There is a direct connection between anti -Semitic and anti -Israel hatred and inciting this murder,” said Sir Jerusalem at a press conference.
Oh The Washington Jewish Museum He argued on Thursday that the couple, who worked at the Israeli embassy outside their building on Wednesday, was aimed at the murder of “quiet voices” and “removing the story,” he said on Thursday.
“In the action of terrible anti -violence, an armed person has attacked our beloved society. This tragedy is destructive. We are intending to dismantle the terrorist acts and dismantle the story, but we refuse to succeed them,” said Executive Director Beatrice Gourwitz in a statement.
