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

  • Yaron Lischinsky, 30, and Sarah Milgrim, 26, an engaged couple who worked at the Israeli Embassy, were tragically killed Wednesday evening outside a downtown Washington, D.C. Museum dedicated to Jewish history and culture.
  • They were departing a reception focused on multi-faith humanitarian efforts, hosted for young professionals by a Jewish organization, when a gunman claimed he was motivated by support for Palestine and opened fire.
  • Lischinsky planned to propose to Milgrim during a forthcoming trip to Jerusalem where she would meet his family before their engagement, reflecting their deep personal and professional ties to Israel.
  • Dean Nissim Otmazgin described Yaron as an exceptional student and a remarkable individual, while Milgrim’s friends highlighted her strong dedication to peace and her Jewish faith, despite facing antisemitism early in life.
  • Their deaths highlight rising antisemitism and polarization, prompting calls for stronger security and bridge-building, with Rabbi Panitz stating they "would've been part of the solution.
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Telemundo 62 broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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