The Final Moments of Two Promising Lives Cut Short by a Gunman Fixated on Gaza
'Every evening in Washington is like this,' Goldstein said, recalling the usual procession of cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and networking. (In this case, the sushi and wasabi were kosher.)
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