In a series of violent incidents targeting Jewish institutions, suspects have been indicted on federal hate crime charges. Notably, the individual accused of the deadly shooting at the Capital Jewish Museum is facing murder and hate crime charges, potentially leading to the death penalty. Similarly, a man accused of killing two Israeli Embassy staffers has been indicted on federal hate crime charges and murder charges. This has prompted an increase in security measures among Jewish communities across the nation, as officials express concerns about rising anti-Semitic violence. The Justice Department is actively pursuing charges and examining the implications of these hate-fueled acts.