World leaders reaction was on Thursday morning Two employees of the Israeli embassy were killed Outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, where the Israeli government blamed the “anti -Semitic incitement” by other countries, especially from Europe.
Washington police chief said that the suspect in the attack, which was identified as a man in Chicago, shouted “Palestine is free, free”, where he was detained.
“The terrible killings in this capital, which clearly depends on anti -Semitism, must end, now on hate and radicalism in the United States of America,” President Trump said in a statement on the truth platform. “Condolences to the families of the victims. Sad that such things can happen! God bless you all!”
The European Union’s foreign policy leader, Kaja Calas, said that she “shocked the shooting of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, DC.”
“There should be no place in our societies for hatred, extremism, or anti -Semitism. My condolences extended to the families of the victims and the people of Israel.”
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“Nothing can justify anti -Semitic violence,” said Johan and Ediol’s foreign minister in Germany. He said that his ideas were with the Israeli embassy and the families of those who were killed in “malicious killing”.
“The killing of two members of the Israeli embassy near the Jewish Museum in Washington is an abundant act of anti -Semitic barbarism. Nothing can justify this violence.”
“His ideas go to their loved ones, colleagues and the State of Israel,” Barrot said.
UK Foreign Minister David Lami on social media said that “he was terrified of the killing of two employees of the Israeli embassy in the capital. We condemn this horrific and anti -Semitic crime.”
In a televised statement, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon has blamed “toxic incitement, anti -Semitic against Israel and Jews all over the world that has been taking place since October 7.”
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Saar said that this “incitement”, which was called “modern blood defamation”, came from “leaders and officials in many countries and organizations, especially from Europe.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on social media.
European leaders were increasingly explicit in condemning the Israeli siege on the months of humanitarian food and medical assistance entering Gaza-which international groups said that all residents of the Palestinian territories are at risk of hunger. Israel allowed a limited number of trucks that carry food and other supplies to enter Gaza this week After intense international pressureIncluding from the United States.
The war began in Gaza after Hamas, an American and Israeli terrorist group, which attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 hostages.
The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza says that more than 53600 Palestinians, especially women and children, have been killed by Israel in Gaza since then.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that security will increase in Israeli embassies all over the world in response to fire.
