The New York Times reported that a man wearing camouflage uniforms who claimed to be a member of the US Air Force died at noon on Sunday in front of the US Embassy in Washington, D.C., Israel.
According to the New York Times, the man was demonstrating against the Israeli offensive on the Palestinian Gaza Strip.
He also live-streamed his suicide on a match tape called Twitch in the United States. He first stood in front of the Israeli embassy in the United States, accused Israel of its actions, said that Israel was carrying out "genocide", and said that it would carry out "extreme demonstrations", then poured a can of water on his head and then burned the fire.
Before his own suicide, he used to chant: "I will no longer be complicit in genocide" and "The freedom balls."
A **, which has been circulated on various ** in the United States. But the man's live footage has been removed from Twitter. And the reason for this incident is that this video violates the rules of this platform.
The New York Times reported that the man made such a gesture before committing suicide, which also attracted the attention of local police. So, after him, the police and the American Einsatzpen quickly put out the fire, and the man was also taken to the hospital.
When asked if the man was the U.S. Air Force he claimed he was, the New York Times said that on social networks in the U.S. workplace, there was an Air Force member serving in Texas who had the same name as the man in the video said. But the U.S. side has not yet responded to whether the officer committed suicide.
Ultimately, published reports indicate that this is the second suicide act by the United States in three months against Israeli forces in Gaza. Most recently, in December, in front of the Israeli consulate in Atlanta, USA, a woman** died. Many U.S. news organizations, such as The New York Times, also reported on the incident.