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Suspect in Boulder Pro-Israel Rally Molotov Attack Charged as Family Faces Deportation

With his family held by immigration authorities pending deportation, he remains in custody under charges of attempted murder plus a hate crime carrying a potential life sentence.

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Ein Vater und seine Kinder umarmen sich bei einer Gedenkfeier am Tatort des Anschlags
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Overview

  • The 45-year-old Egyptian national hurled two Molotov cocktails at a peaceful pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder on June 1, injuring 12 participants.
  • Mohamed Sabry Soliman admits he planned the assault for over a year and shouted “Free Palestine” during the attack.
  • He is formally charged with attempted murder and a hate crime that together carry the possibility of a life sentence if he is convicted.
  • U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained his wife and five children on June 3 and is pursuing their expedited deportation.
  • President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem condemned the incident as a terrorist hate crime.