2 staff members of Israeli embassy killed in shooting near Jewish museum in DC, Noem says

WASHINGTON AP Two staff members of the Israeli embassy in Washington were shot and killed Wednesday evening near a Jewish museum Homeland Assurance Secretary Kristi Noem noted Noem declared the deaths in a post on X after the shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum which is located efforts away from the FBI s field office in the nation s capital Attorney General Pam Bondi commented she was at the scene with former judge Jeanine Pirro who serves as the U S attorney in Washington Related Articles Indianapolis Colts music-loving owner Jim Irsay dies at age Survivors of clergy sexual abuse turn up calls for reforms from new pope s American hometown Lincoln s blood-stained gloves from the night of his assassination among artifacts on auction Fire at historic Black church in Memphis was intentionally set investigators say Harvard grad living illegally in Los Angeles self-deports amid Trump immigration agenda Danny Danon Israel s ambassador to the United Nations called the shooting a depraved act of anti-Semitic terrorism Police offered no details late Wednesday night on a foreseen motive for the shooting A news conference was expected later Wednesday We are confident that the US bureaucrats will take strong action against those responsible for this criminal act Danon announced in a post on X Israel will continue to act resolutely to protect its citizens and representatives everywhere in the world