Two Israeli embassy aides were gunned down and killed in the streets of D.C. last night by a man who shouted free Palestine, sparking fear, anger, and a new way of a finger pointed.

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all that and much more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news,

starting with this. Two Israeli embassy aids were gunned down and killed in the streets of D.C.

last night, and now it's becoming just the latest flashpoint stemming from what's happening in Gaza.

Right, and that, because according to police, right after they were shot, the accused shooter yelled Free Palestine.

And as far as the victims, they have been identified as Yaron, Lashinsky, and Sarah Lynn Milgram.

Right, in Lashinsky, he was 30 years old and reportedly worked as a research assistant in the embassy's political wing,

and then Milgram, she was 26, and she organized trips to Israel.

The Israeli ambassador to the US, also revealing a news conference at the pair were a couple who were about to be engaged.

And last night, they were just attending a reception for young diplomats at the Capitol Jewish Museum.

With the DC police chiefs saying in a press conference that a single suspect approached the couple and two others with them as they were exiting the museum and then open fire with a handgun.

With then the 30-year-old suspect entering the museum being detained by event security and that is reportedly when he started his free Palestine chance.

Now with that you had the chief also saying it was not immediately clear why the suspect entered the museum after the shooting or what he planned to do inside.

You also had officials noting that the man had not been previously identified as a threat. But of course, more information is expected as Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Nome said that federal authorities were investigating the attack.

But then also, A.G. Pambandi, saying she was at the scene and that she had spoken to Trump a number of times throughout the night.

And he then had Dan Bongino, the deputy director of the FBI, saying that the suspect was being interviewed by Washington police in conjunction with the agency's counterterrorism team. Also on the Israeli side, you had the prime minister's office

saying they'd been beefing up security for Israeli diplomatic missions all around the world.

And you know, while we wait to learn more, the information we do have has been enough for the

attack to be branded as anti-Semitic and widely condemned, including by both Democrats and

Republicans. With AOC, for example, writing, absolutely nothing justifies the murder of innocence.

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