Washington: The Couple Murdered Outside the Jewish Museum Was Set to Marry

The couple, Yaron Lisinski and Sara Milgrim, dreamt of a shared life but were tragically killed in an armed attack outside the Jewish Museum. Both employees at Israel’s embassy, they were planning to get married. Lisinski, who had dual German-Israeli citizenship, worked as an assistant for Middle East and North Africa affairs, while Milgrim worked in public diplomacy. They were leaving an event when they were fatally shot by a terrorist. Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Yechiel Laiter, revealed that Lisinski had purchased an engagement ring with plans to propose in Jerusalem the following week. Local police confirmed that the suspect, Elias Rodriguez, was arrested after shouting ‘Free Palestine.’ President Trump condemned the hate-fueled murders, calling for an end to such violence. Global leaders expressed shock and vowed justice.