Colorado attack: Several injured after pro-Israel protesters set on fire; FBI calls it ‘targeted terror’

By our Special Correspondent

A man threw Molotov cocktails and used a makeshift flamethrower on a group of people gathered to remember Israeli hostages in Colorado, United States, on Sunday, injuring at least six. The attacker, identified as Mohamed Sabry Soliman, shouted "Free Palestine" while assaulting the crowd and has been taken into custody.

The attack occurred in Boulder, Colorado, near a walk held to remember the Israeli hostages still in Gaza. Local police rushed to the scene after receiving reports of a man carrying a weapon and "setting people on fire," said Boulder Police Chief Stephen Redfearn. All six victims, aged between 67 and 88, have been admitted to the hospital with burn injuries, with the condition of one reported to be serious.