Mohamed Sabry Soliman: The Man Who Fire-Bombed People in Colorado

Another shocking incident unfolds in the U.S. as Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian-born man and alleged Palestine supporter, launched an attack using a makeshift flamethrower on a peaceful march in Boulder, Colorado. The demonstrators were walking in support of Israeli hostages being held in Gaza when Soliman, disguised as a gardener, approached and injured six elderly individuals aged between 67 and 88. Soliman, a 45-year-old rideshare driver and father of five, had been living in Colorado Springs after moving from Kuwait. Authorities revealed he had overstayed a tourist visa since 2022 and had applied for asylum. During interrogation, Soliman confessed he had been planning this attack for over a year, waiting for his daughter’s high school graduation. The disturbing assault highlights rising tensions in the U.S. around the Israel-Palestine conflict and follows a similar incident just two weeks prior, when two Israelis were attacked in Washington, D.C.