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They Came From Thousands of Miles Apart to DC and Found Love. Then Tragedy Struck

  • On Wednesday evening in Washington, D.C., a gunman fatally shot Israeli Embassy staffers and a couple, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, outside the Capital Jewish Museum.
  • The shooting took place as they were departing a gathering for young professionals organized by the American Jewish Committee, which aimed to explore collaboration among different faiths to provide humanitarian assistance in conflict-affected areas.
  • Lischinsky, 30, held dual Israeli-German nationality, worked at the Israeli Embassy, and was days from proposing to Milgrim, who was 26, originally from Kansas and active in Jewish peace initiatives.
  • Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter and multiple colleagues praised Lischinsky as an outstanding student and advocate for diplomacy, while Milgrim was remembered as a dedicated peacemaker committed to bridging divides.
  • The killing underscores rising antisemitism and polarization in America and highlights urgent calls for security, tolerance, and sustained efforts toward interfaith and intercultural understanding.
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Telemundo 62 broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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