Suspect in Embassy and Museum Shootings Faces Hate Crime and Murder Charges
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A suspect, Elias Rodriguez, has been charged with hate crimes and first-degree murder for the shooting of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington DC, with prosecutors considering the death penalty due to evidence of premeditation and support for violence against Israelis.
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