‘And Zioni, Palestine is independent’: Many injured after a shirtless man, many people set fire to anti -Israel protesters, FBI call ‘targeted terrorist attack

Many people were injured in Boulder, Colorado on Sunday, described by the FBI as a targeted terrorist attack, a man thrown something similar to Molotov cocktails with pro-Israeli protesters. Police confirmed that some victims had caught fire.Police have taken a person into custody on suspicion of attack on Pearl Street Mall in Boulder. Boulder Police chief Stephen Redrorn denied the FBI claims, saying that it is very early to determine in the investigation. “It would be irresponsible for me to quickly speculate on it.”At the time of the attack, the protesters gathered at the place with the ‘run for their lives’ to call for the release of the hostages held in GAZA. The group runs regularly worldwide to advocate mortgage release.Officials have not officially confirmed the identity of the suspect, but the major accounts on the X, including Roves Alert and political commentator Laura Lumor, have nominated a person as an alleged attacker as a man named Mohammad Soliman.A video, which was clearly filmed during the event, shows a shirtless man holding spray bottles, as the fire burns on the grass in front of him. He has heard shouting, “End Zionist!”, “Palestine is free!” And “they are killers!” In a red T-shirt, anyone lying on the ground towards the people. In another video shared on X, the same man is called at one point, called at one point, “I can, I can.”Police said the injuries were from minor to serious and were in line with reports of people setting fire. Many blocks around the 13th and Pearl roads were evacuated as law enforcement officers, including K-9 units, discovered the region and warned the public to remain clear.FBI Director Kash Patel said that the agents were already on the spot and updates will be shared as more information is available.The attack occurred amidst an increase in antisemtic violence across the US. Last week, a person was arrested after shooting two Israeli embassy employees and shouting “free, free Palestine” as he was detained.Colorado Governor Jred Police said he was “closely monitoring” the situation and condemned the violence. “Any kind of hatred tasks are unacceptable,” he said.