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Berlin Investigates Antisemitic Posters Following Washington Embassy Shooting

Authorities in Berlin are probing hate propaganda linked to the killing of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington D.C., as the suspect in the shooting faces charges.

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Zwei Polizisten vor einer Hauswand mit Plakaten. Das Foto von Yoran Lischinky ist im Anriss erkennbar.

Overview

  • Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, both Israeli embassy employees, were fatally shot in Washington D.C. on May 22, 2025, after attending a Jewish Museum event.
  • The suspect, a 30-year-old man from Chicago, was arrested at the scene and reportedly shouted 'Free, free Palestine' upon his detention.
  • In Berlin, antisemitic posters featuring Lischinsky's image marked with a red Hamas triangle and the slogan 'Make Zionists Afraid' were discovered near Humboldt University.
  • The Berlin State Protection Office is investigating the posters for promoting hate crimes and using symbols of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations.
  • Authorities are focused on preventing further incidents and addressing the global spread of extremist ideologies tied to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.