The Boulder attack, carried out by Mohammed Sabry Soliman, resulted in 12 injuries as he used flaming incendiary devices against a group advocating for Israeli hostages. Motivated by hate, Soliman had planned the assault for over a year, intending to target individuals he referred to as a 'Zionist group.' With charges including federal hate crimes and attempted murder, the case illustrates rising tensions amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Witness testimonies reveal his motivations and intentions during the attack, highlighting the dangerous intersection of extreme ideologies and violence.
Witnesses reported that the suspect, Mohammed Sabry Soliman, 45, targeted a gathering to support Israeli hostages in Gaza, using incendiary devices and yelling 'Free Palestine.'
Authorities confirmed the attack was premeditated and motivated by hate, as Soliman allegedly described his desire to kill all Zionist people, indicating a year-long planning process for the assault.
Federal and state prosecutors are seeking serious charges against Soliman, including hate crime and attempted murder, underscoring the gravity of the incident and its motivations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Describing the scene, police noted that the suspect expressed remorse for not having acted sooner against the Zionist group, revealing the depth of his extremist ideologies.
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