Boulder Antisemitic Terror Attack Injures Six, Suspect Arrested

A violent antisemitic attack occurred in Boulder, Colorado, when Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national who overstayed his visa, used Molotov cocktails and a makeshift flamethrower against a peaceful demonstration advocating for Israeli hostages held by Hamas. The incident injured six people and prompted swift condemnation from U.S. lawmakers, Jewish organizations, and local officials, who described it as a targeted terror attack and an act of vile antisemitism. Soliman shouted pro-Palestinian slogans during the attack, and the FBI is investigating the event as part of a broader rise in antisemitic violence linked to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Colorado's Jewish community and political leaders emphasized unity against hate and called for vigilance against antisemitism. The attack sparked criticism of immigration policies and political responses, with some attributing blame to broader political dynamics. Law enforcement responded promptly, and community leaders continue to support the victims and call for an end to antisemitic violence.