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According to eye witnesses, and as seen on videos, the suspect appears to have thrown Molotov cocktails at people, setting them ablaze, as he shouted “Free Palestine” and “End Zionists”.

Six victims, some as old as 88, are now fighting for their lives with severe burns. One is in critical condition.

Videos of the event are going viral on X, and can be seen by clicking the posts offered herein:

This is the kind of story that makes your blood boil and your heart sink. It’s a stark reminder of what happens when we prioritize politics over people, when we let ideology blind us to reality. The FBI is calling it a “targeted terror attack,” and Colorado’s Attorney General Phil Weiser says it looks like a hate crime aimed at the Jewish community.

The victims were part of “Run For Their Lives,” a group that’s been walking Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall regularly since 2023 to demand the release of hostages taken by Hamas. These weren’t agitators or troublemakers—they were everyday folks, some elderly, standing up for what they believe in. And for that, they were set on fire. This isn’t just an attack on them; it’s an attack on free speech, on the right to gather, and on the Jewish community that’s already reeling from a surge in antisemitic violence across the country. Governor Jared Polis called it a “heinous act of terror,” and he’s right. But words aren’t enough. We need BOLD, BRAVE action.

Here’s where the establishment narrative starts to crumble. The media and local police are quick to downplay the motive, urging us not to “speculate.” Meanwhile, independent voices like Loomer are doing the heavy lifting, digging into Soliman’s background and raising questions the mainstream won’t touch. Why? Because it’s inconvenient. It doesn’t fit the script of tolerance at all costs. But when you’ve got a suspect shouting “Free Palestine” while torching people, that’s not speculation—that’s a clue. We can’t keep pretending these incidents are isolated or unrelated. From synagogue attacks to campus protests, the rise in anti-Jewish hatred is real, and it’s being fueled by a toxic mix of radical ideologies and unchecked immigration.

This attack in Boulder is a wake-up call. It’s a reminder that evil doesn’t take a day off, and neither can we. We’ve got to stop coddling dangerous ideologies and start prioritizing the safety of our people. I want Trump to do more! First, I want him to stop cozying up to the Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Then, I want him to declare a national emergency — cutting off all immigration into the U.S. until a better vetting system is proven to be ironclad. It can be done, and if I was the president I would have done it day one of my presidency. We do not need these evil, crazy people in America. And if you think I am being unfair, by all means let me know — I will do what I can to get you a one-way flight to the Middle East. Let’s see how long it is until you’re begging to return.

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