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Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who investigators say was driven by a desire 鈥渢o kill all Zionist people鈥 when he threw Molotov cocktails at demonstrators in Colorado raising awareness of Israeli hostages, has appeared in federal court to face a hate crime charge.
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A man accused of yelling "Free Palestine" and throwing Molotov cocktails at demonstrators calling for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza has been charged with 118 counts including attempted murder. Mohamed Sabry Soliman has been jailed since his arrest following Sunday's attack in Boulder.
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Hundreds of people came to stand together following an attack in Boulder over the weekend. Speakers included political and faith-based leaders.
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The number of victims in a firebombing attack in a Boulder park has climbed to 15, plus a dog. Boulder County officials announced the update Wednesday, but didn't immediately respond to questions about the new victims.
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Demonstrators with the group Run for Their Lives have staged events around the world calling for the release of hostages held by Hamas since 2023. But organizers say Sunday's walk in Boulder, Colorado, was the first where they have met violence.
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The suspect in a Sunday attack during an event at Boulder Pearl Street Mall is facing additional charges. However, police say no victims have died.
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A divide among American Jews is deepening as Israel escalates its military campaign in Gaza. This chasm was pronounced during the Global Conference for Israel in Denver last week. In The NoCo was there to learn more.
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The four-day Global Conference for Israel drew hundreds of protestors to the Denver Convention Center over the weekend. The conference went ahead as planned, despite attempts to disrupt it.
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Democratic governors across the country are sending a joint letter to leaders in Congress calling for additional funds for security at places of worship. The call comes as concerns rise over potential threats against Jewish and Muslim communities motivated by the Israel-Hamas war.
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The new film 'Golda' paints a picture of Israeli prime minister Golda Meir, played by Helen Mirren, during the Yom Kippur War. Despite the dramatic political backdrop during Meir's leadership, 萝莉少女 film critic Howie Movshovitz said the movie rendition lacks both depth of character and plot.