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AND Boulder, Colorado He spent a year of suspect domestic terrorism, preparing for the insertion of Molot’s cocktails into a peaceful pro-Israeli march, court documents revealed.
Mohamed Sabry SolimanThe Egyptian citizen whose visa, approved during the Biden administration, expired in March 2025, she told the Federal authorities that she had been violence for a long time.
In an interview with authorities, according to a federal appeal, the suspect said he was waiting for his daughter’s diploma before he performed the attack.
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, was arrested and taken to a hospital with minor injuries after his alleged attack on the Running for IT group their life, which gathered at Pearl Street, authorities said. (Police Department Boulder)
After his daughter’s turning point, he allegedly continued with his plan. Court documents say he explored how to build a flammable weapon on YouTube, collected the ingredients over time and translated domestic devices into Gromad in his silver Toyota Prius.
On Sunday, June 1 at 12:55, MST, Soliman arrived early at the gathering, according to the appeal. He told the authorities to discover “Run for their lives”, a group that organizes weekly walks to eat consciousness Israeli hostagesthrough social media.
While participants gathered in the Boulder’s Pearl Street area, Soliman allegedly shouted “Slobodna Palestine!” and launched two illuminated Molot cocktails in a bunch of people at 14:00 mst. He was arrested shortly after.
The incident, which he described to the FBI as a “target terrorist attack”, left twelve people, aged 52 to 88, with injuries, including one in critical condition. None of the victims died.
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Soliman later told investigators that he was especially aiming for what he called the “Zionist group” and wished they were all dead.
“I would do it again,” he said to the authorities, according to the appeal.
According to the statement, the Soliman motivated “Zionists”. He told police officers that people at the event represented an existential threat to “our country”, referring to Palestine and that they had to be stopped.
The implementation of the law has recovered at least 14 unlit molot cocktails, along with gasoline, red cloths and weeds spray, which may have been intended for the dispersion of the flammable fluid, according to the appeal.
Inside his vehicle were papers carrying the words “Israel”, “Palestine” and “USAID”, the authorities said.
Watch: Witnesses are recorded by the alleged suspect on the video after the boulder attack
A video appeared, which was later published on the X showing suspected sleeveless and walking, holding one of the makeshift weapons and shouting, “How many children were killed?” followed “The end of the Zionists. “
The law enforcement also searched Soliman’s home, where he said he left the magazine and an iPhone that contains messages to his family. Later, his wife handed over to the authorities to the authorities.
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A storage unit behind the residence, which he and his neighbor, connected with Soliman, was also explored.
Saliman is charged with violation of 18 USC §§ 249 (a) (1) and (a) (2), Federal crime Statutes that include works motivated by race, religion or national origin.
Fox News’ Bill Melugin and Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.
