Hamas supporting derangement

 National Review:

Ever since the October 7 massacres, chants of “Globalize the Intifada” by Hamas-sympathizing radicals could be heard regularly in protests that have taken over college campuses, blocked off city streets, disrupted traffic, and shut down access to airports. On Wednesday night, one of these radicals decided to turn those words into action.

The suspected gunman, who chanted “Free, Free Palestine” when he was later taken into custody, opened fire near the Capital Jewish Museum as attendees were leaving an event sponsored by the American Jewish Committee for young diplomats. The attack killed a young couple — 30-year-old Yaron Lischinsky, an Israeli Christian who served as a research assistant at the Israeli Embassy, and Sarah Milgrim, a 26-year-old Jewish Kansas native who organized missions and delegation visits for the embassy. Shortly after the shooting came the bitter news that Lischinsky had just purchased an engagement ring and had planned to propose to Milgrim next week in Jerusalem.

The suspected shooter, Elias Rodriguez, is right out of central casting as far as left-wing extremists go. He was once a part of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a group that advocates a socialist takeover of the United States and is consumed by loathing for both Israel and America.

In 2017, according to the group’s Liberation publication, he took part in a Black Lives Matter protest outside of then-Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s home. He lamented Amazon’s “whitening of Seattle” and described the U.S. as “a nation of cities dominated and occupied by massive corporations where only the rich and white can live and the vast majority of us must live on the edges of the city and society.”

One witness told Fox & Friends that after the gunshots were heard, Rodriguez walked into the museum and said somebody should call the police. After playing dumb for a while, according to the witness, he pulled a keffiyeh out of his bag and said, “I did it. I did this for Gaza.”
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The Gaza population brought this upon themselves.  They engaged in the mass murder of Israeli Jews, and they are finding out there are consequences for doing that. 

See also:

Pro-Palestinian Man Charged with Murder in Shooting Deaths of Two Israeli Embassy Aides in D.C.

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