KVI’s Ari Hoffman is joined by Regina Friedland, Regional Director of the American Jewish Committee, to discuss the devastating terrorist attack in Washington, DC, where a socialist extremist fatally shot two Israeli Embassy staff members, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, outside the Capital Jewish Museum. The couple, on the verge of engagement, was attending an American Jewish Committee event when the assailant, identified as Elias Rodriguez, carried out the attack, shouting “Free Palestine” and claiming it was “for Gaza.” Hoffman and Friedland discuss the rising tide of antisemitism, the implications of this hate-driven violence, and the urgent need for action to combat incitement against Jewish communities. Join them as they reflect on the tragedy, its broader impact, and the resilience of Jewish communities in the face of such hatred.
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