Boulder Colorado Terror Attack Injures Eight During Pro-Israel Rally

A man identified as 45-year-old Mohamed Sabry Soliman carried out an attack in Boulder, Colorado, by throwing incendiary devices at a peaceful demonstration supporting Israeli hostages held in Gaza, injuring at least eight people aged 52 to 88. During the attack, Soliman shouted "Free Palestine," and the FBI has classified the incident as an "ideologically motivated terrorist attack" with strong anti-Semitic motives. Victims were treated for burns, with some seriously injured and airlifted to specialized burn units. The attack took place during a weekly event organized by the group Run for Their Lives, which advocates for the release of hostages held by Hamas. Law enforcement responded swiftly, arresting the suspect and securing the area, though investigations continue, including the search for any additional threats or devices. The incident has heightened concerns about rising anti-Semitic violence in the US, especially amid global tensions related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.