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Today, we're talking about two Israeli embassy staff members shot and killed in D.C.

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Two Israeli embassy staff members were shot and killed Wednesday night in D.C.

The shooting took place outside the Capitol Jewish Museum, where the suspect, who had

been seen pacing outside the museum, approached a group of four, pulled a handgun,

then opened fire on the two victims.

He then entered the museum, was detained by security, and began shouting, free, free Palestine.

The victims, an Israeli citizen and an American, were a young couple reportedly days away from

getting engaged.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump condemned the attack,

highlighting concerns over rising anti-Semitic violence.

The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential hate crime and act of terrorism.

Security measures at Israeli diplomatic missions worldwide have been increased

in response.

While mourning with victims and praying for our enemies, Christians have hope in the face of a violent

world. God's son, who himself did no violence, has been afflicted by his father on our behalf so that we can live in the Lord's peaceful presence forever.

Isaiah 53, 4 through 5 says,

Yet he himself bore our sicknesses, and he carried our pains. But we in turn regarded him stricken,

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