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Deputy General Consul Israel in New York, Tsach Saar, sends a warning to America after a deadly shotgun on two Israeli embassy DC staff: radicalism is not just the problem of Israelis and Jews – this is a problem for all Americans.
“It’s not an Israeli problem, and it’s not a Jewish problem, it’s an American problem. Those people who encourage, calling on violence, who use antisemic rhetoricAt the end of the day, they shake the pillars of American democracy, “Saar told Fox News Digital.
The diplomat also spoke of the phrase “Globalize Intifad”, a slogan that became more common on anti-Israeli demonstrations. Saar says the phrase refers to those who want to export violence outside the Middle East to places like America, making DC cracking much more than a local tragedy.
The picture shows Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, who were the latest victims in the long history of the attack on the members of the Israeli Embassy staff. .
The killed Israeli Embassy workers were on the verge of engagement, says the ambassador
“Intifada is a direct call for violence against Jews. So, we have violence on American soil, we have a division in American society. It is poorly American democracy and it sets it very, very high on the agenda of the Americans themselves. And I have to tell you, the people I talk to, know exactly what I am talking about and they understand what the problem is.
Elias Rodriguez, a suspect in the fatal shooting Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky in front of the main Jewish museum, heard that he sang “Free, Slobodna Palestine” during his arrest. This prompted a renewed discussion of rhetoric used in anti-Israeli demonstrations after the massacre 7 October and resulting in a war in Gaza.
Campuses on colleges, which became foci for anti-Israeli agitators after October 7, heard this type of rhetoric, with one of the epicenters of Columbia University in New York.
School officials continue to negotiate with students to clean the anti-Israeli camp at Columbia University in New York. (Getty Images)
Protesters of anti-Israeli torches a diploma outside the University of Columbia on Matura Day
Saar told Fox News Digital that it is clear that not only Jewish and Israeli students, but also those who express the pro-outlet views, feel “uncertain” in campuses across the country. While Saar admitted that the first American amendment was “holy”, he warned that there was a difference between expressing someone’s point of view and encouraging violence.
Even while Jews and Israelis feel insecure, Saar does not think that the answer is to hide who they are, but to unite and “resist all legal means” to those who use lies and hate rhetoric to encourage violence.
“The answer is not hiding our stars [of David]We should be proud of who we are, “Saar said. He added that he saw individuals on social media as supporting the murders of Milgrim and Lischinski.
The protesters marched to the historic central terminal in New York, where they occupied the station on April 7, 2025 for some time. (Selcuk Acar/Anadolo via Getty Images)
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Anti -Semitism is on the rise In the United States since Hamas performed his attacks against Israel in October 2023.
In April, the Clevet League (ADL) published its annual revision of anti-Semitism in which it identified 9,354 anti-Semitic incidents in the US during 2024, which marked an increase of 5% compared to 2023. This was the fourth year in a row that the organization recorded a record number of anti -Semitic incidents.
