The last two pro-Hamas terrorist attacks, the arson at Gov. Shapiro’s mansion and the murder of two people at the Capital Jewish Museum in D.C., were carried out by leftists. But actual Muslim terrorists weren’t going to be left out.
Shortly after the media pushed the Hamas hoax of an Israeli massacre at an aid distribution site, and on the eve of a Jewish holiday, Mohammed Soliman attacked a group of people holding a ‘Run for Their Lives’ walk to bring attention to hostages held captive by Islamic terrorists.
Mohammed, who is reportedly an illegal alien from Egypt who overstayed his visa, threw Molotov cocktails at the walkers, burning a number of people. Six marchers between the ages of 67 and 88 years have been hospitalized with burns. Some of the injuries were reportedly horrific.
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🚨 BREAKING: Jewish protestors have been set on fire in what is being reported as a terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado.
The attack occurred at 13th and Pearl, with reports of several victims, including children, caused by the throwing of incendiary devices.
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Witnesses have identified an individual as the alleged suspect in the attack on pro-Israel protesters in Boulder, Colorado.
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“One elderly woman was so severely burned that her hair was charred and she wasn’t moving while others cared for her. Others were sitting/lying down in shock, skin melted off their legs with their skin even split open and bleeding in some areas.”
Ed Victor, who participated in the walk, said they’ve been holding these silent marches every week since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack to raise awareness for the hostages still in Gaza. They stop at the courthouse to sing songs, tell stories and read the names of the hostages each week. He said around 30 people were participating in Sunday’s walk.
“So we stood up, lined up in front of the old Boulder courthouse, and I was actually on the far west side. And there was somebody there that I didn’t even notice, although he was making a lot of noise, but I’m just focused on my job of being quiet and getting lined up. And, from my point of view, all of a sudden, I felt the heat. It was a Molotov cocktail equivalent, a gas bomb in a glass jar, thrown. Av [another marcher] saw it, a big flame as high as a tree, and all I saw was someone on fire,” said Victor.
Victor said they tried to put the fire out. As another marcher with medical experience stepped in to take care of her, Victor stayed with her husband to comfort him. He said volunteers also rushed in to help, bringing water.
But despite the horrific nature of this act, look for it to get far less media attention than the Burlington Islamophobia hoax.
Islamic terrorism is always with us. The particular vectors may change, but the underlying reality is that it’s cruel, vicious and evil. It derives its power from the conviction that Islam must be made superior over all other religions. Whether the targets are Jews, Christians, Hindus, or any other group, each attack is a horrifying testimony to the clash between Islam and civilization.
The longer this goes on, the worse it will get. Without immigration reform, the number of attacks will only increase.
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FBI: Boulder attack was planned for a year, Soliman wanted to kill 'Zionist people'
The suspect in Sunday’s attack in Colorado told investigators he “wanted to kill all Zionist people” and had planned the attack for a year, according to an affidavit. If convicted on all 16 counts of attempted murder in the first degree, he could face 384 years in state prison, according to Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty. Dr. Asaf Romirowsky, Director of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East, provides more insight.
