The U.S. Justice Department has announced plans to pursue federal hate crime charges and the death penalty against suspects involved in recent shootings targeting Jewish institutions. Among the cases highlighted is the tragic killing of Israeli Embassy staffers, where authorities are working to hold the perpetrators accountable. Increased security measures are being implemented in Jewish institutions following a series of violent incidents, including the shooting at a Washington, DC Jewish museum that resulted in the death of a Kansas woman. The DOJ is reportedly gathering evidence to strengthen the cases against the suspects, with a focus on emphasizing the hate-driven motives behind these attacks.