Colorado Attack: FBI Investigates “Act of Terrorism” at Pro-Israel Rally – Six Injured
Boulder, Colorado – The FBI is investigating a brazen attack on a pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Colorado, as a deliberate “act of terrorism.” A 45-year-old man allegedly used a makeshift flamethrower and petrol bombs against participants in a walk organized to show support for hostages held in Gaza, injuring six people ranging in age from 67 to 88.
The incident unfolded on Pearl Street around 1:26 PM on Sunday, sending shockwaves through the community and prompting a large-scale emergency response. Witnesses reported the suspect shouting “Free Palestine” during the assault.
[Image of police pinning down suspect with injured person being helped – Alt text: People doused one of the victims with water as police arrested the suspect]
“When we arrived we encountered multiple victims that were injured, with injuries consistent with burns,” Boulder Police Chief Steve Redfearn told reporters. He confirmed injuries ranged from “vrey serious” to “more minor,” with some victims requiring airlift transport to hospital.
Suspect in custody, No Further Threat
Mohamed Soliman, 45, has been taken into custody. Authorities have stated they currently beleive he acted alone.A significant portion of downtown Boulder was temporarily cordoned off as bomb squad and K-9 units searched for additional devices, but no further threats were identified.
[Image of burned ground where suspect was detained – Alt text: The ground appeared burned as the man was detained]
FBI Involvement & Inquiry
The FBI’s involvement signals the seriousness of the incident and suggests a potential link to broader ideological motivations. The agency is leading the investigation, working alongside Boulder Police Department to determine the full extent of the attack and any potential connections to extremist groups.
“This is being investigated as an act of terrorism,” an FBI spokesperson confirmed.
Community Response & Concerns
The attack has sparked outrage and concern within the Boulder community and beyond. Local leaders have condemned the violence and expressed support
