Six people were injured in Boulder, Colorado, after a violent attack at a peaceful rally supporting Israeli hostages.
The suspect, identified as Mohamed Sabry Soliman, reportedly shouted “Free Palestine” before throwing Molotov cocktails at the crowd. The incident is being investigated by the FBI as a suspected act of terrorism, while Colorado’s Attorney General has called it a possible hate crime.
Authorities confirmed that the victims, aged 67 to 88, sustained injuries ranging from minor to critical. Soliman was arrested at the scene and remains in custody.
The Boulder rally terrorist attack has shocked the local community and drawn national attention to the growing tensions around Middle East issues being echoed in U.S. demonstrations.
Officials have assured the public that the investigation is ongoing and that support is being extended to the victims and their families. Security has also been tightened for future public gatherings in the area.
This attack underscores the need for continued vigilance and peaceful dialogue in addressing global conflicts and their impact on local communities.
