last night, just a few blocks from here, at the Capital Jewish Museum, a scourge of anti-Semitism reared its ugly head yet again in America. The sickening, cold-blooded murder of two Jewish staffers of the Israeli Embassy seems to be another horrific incident of anti-Semitism, which we all know is much too rampant in our society. Yaron Lischinsky, Sarah Milgrim--may their memories be a blessing. Such a blatant and targeted act of anti-Semitism, right here in the Nation's Capital, should outrage everybody--a beautiful young couple about to be married just starting their lives, gunned down seemingly because they were Jewish. Let this be a call to all of us: We must never allow the malicious poison of anti-Semitism to fester and flourish. While we still must learn more about this tragic incident, we do know that when anti-Semitism is rife in the air, all kinds of individuals cling to it and, sometimes, unfortunately, act on it. This morning, I am praying for those who were killed in this senseless act of violence, all those affected, and their families.
Chuck Schumer: “last night, just a few blocks from here, at the Capital Jewish Museum, a scourge of anti-Semitism reared its ugly head…”
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Addressing the recent murder of two Jewish staffers in an anti-Semitic attack.
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