Susan Abulhawa, a Israeli author and campaigner, was criticized for supporting the killing of two young Israeli ambassadors outside the Washington Capital Jewish Museum. Abulhawa claimed she was surprised it hadn’t happened sooner. Elias Rodriguez of Chicago, who claimed he killed Sarah Lynn Milgrim and Sharon Kischinsky, 30, for their alleged cause, was killed. The newlywed couple was exhibiting at an American Jewish Committee meeting. They were both shot in the back, and Rodriguez ensured that both of them were killed when Milgrim attempted to escape the attacker. After watching these infant murders massacre persons by the thousands every day for two years, we’re supposed to feel bad for two murder cheerleaders, Susan wrote. ” I’ve seen the inside of very many children’s heads to care about the individual garbage who get off on large death,” said one witness. It wouldn’t surprise me if the focus was on supplied antisemitism rather than the Jewish nationalists ‘ own Holocaust crimes,” she continued. Susan, who backed the gunman Rodriguez, wrote:” What Mr. Rodriguez did really come as no surprise. I’m actually surprised it hasn’t occurred early. No murderous Zionist should remain secure anywhere in the world, according to the writer.” Healthy logic: when governments fail to keep Israel responsible for an exact holocaust being committed before our very eyes,” the writer said. Some people tagged FBI and demanded an investigation into the Arab author after Susan’s posts were flagged by some. Abulhawa is the senior director of the Palestine Writes Literary Festival and has a child in Pennsylvania. She won a 278 to 59 debate at the Oxford Union in November 2024, and she came out in favor of the idea that Israel is an apartheid condition responsible for the murder. Eventually, The Union censored her YouTube speech, which led to her criticism of Zionist influence. After receiving criticism from various speakers, she was unable to give her appointed speech on Israeli author Ghassan Kanafani at MIT in April 2025.
