Israel-Palestinian Conflict Spreads
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Two recent attacks in Washington, D.C. and Boulder, Colorado, show the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is no longer confined to the Middle East

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Two recent terrorist attacks have violently underlined what many have long feared: the IsraeliPalestinian conflict is no longer confined to the Middle East .
The first attack unfolded on 21 May 2025 , just outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington , D.C. , where a gunman ambushed a young couple leaving a Jewish community event.
Less than two weeks later , a 45-year-old Egyptian national stormed a public vigil for Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas .
Mohamed Sabry Soliman , 45 , lit up a flamethrower and began launching fire into the crowd.
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