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Sarah Milgrim made several trips to Israel, first for her bat mitzvah in Jerusalem and again in college. Then she joined Tech2Peace, a work-study program for Israelis and Palestinians.
Yes, friends, family, clergy and others will surround the Milgrim family with love, with help, with their own grief. But the ...
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Family of slain Israel embassy staffer speaks out against activists supporting attack - MSNMilgrim’s family described her as a “perfect child” who loved the environment, her community and her family. Sarah grew up in Johnson County, Kansas, and visited Israel multiple times, first ...
Sarah Milgrim made several trips to Israel, first for her bat mitzvah in Jerusalem and again in college. Then she joined Tech2Peace, a work-study program for Israelis and Palestinians.
At the funeral of Sarah Milgrim, Rabbi Doug Alpert calls out her alleged killer, praises her legacy of peace, courage, and unwavering Zionism: 'Her voice is not lost — we must carry it forward.' ...
At the funeral for Sarah Milgrim, who was killed outside a Jewish museum in Washington last week, the Israeli embassy aide was mourned as someone who wanted to help everyone.
A 2017 file photo of Sarah Milgrim. Leiter's son was killed over a year ago, serving in Israel's Defense Forces in Gaza. He told members of the media, it's a pain he felt on the receiving end.
The couple had plans to travel to Israel in the near future, and Milgrim’s father, Robert Milgrim, told KCUR’s Up to Date last week that Lischinsky had bought a ring to propose to Sarah.
Amid culture war, Holy Land missile strikes and rampant partisan protesting under the threat of civil unrest . . . This ...
The perpetrators of antisemitic violence and murder, which I abhor and condemn, should be punished to the maximum extent of ...
The family of slain Israel embassy staffer Sarah Milgrim speaks to CBS news in an interview broadcast on June 4, 2025. From left, father Robert, mother Nancy and brother Jacob (Screencapture/CBS) ...
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