Colorado: Attacker Who Targeted Hostage Rally Pleads Guilty to Hate Crimes

Mohamed Soliman, who carried out a firebomb attack targeting a rally for Israeli hostages in Boulder, Colorado, has pleaded guilty in court to federal hate crime charges, Arutz Sheva and Israel National News reported.

Soliman pleaded guilty to 12 federal counts in connection with the attack, which occurred in June 2025. The firebombing resulted in the murder of one woman and injured more than a dozen other attendees.

Following his guilty plea, Soliman faces a sentence of life imprisonment. A sentencing date and further details regarding the legal proceedings have not yet been released.