Following Mohamed Soliman's antisemitic attack in Boulder, the firebombing appears to have deepened existing tensions.

"There's a sense of betrayal,” said Rabbi Marc Soloway, who had six congregants injured in Sunday's attack on Jews rallying for the Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, faces federal hate crime and attempted murder charges, as well as state charges of attempted murder, use of incendiary devices and other offenses. Soliman, a father of five who was an Uber driver, remains jailed.

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. On June 1st, 2025, in what should have been a peaceful pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder, Colorado, […]

Antisemitic incidents in the U.S. are on the rise, exemplified by the Boulder, Colorado, attack in which Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces a hate crime charge.

The ban is broader than the one Trump imposed in 2017, which ignited protest including from Jewish communities and organizations.

A Republican senator proposed a bill that would impose harsher penalties on legal immigrants who enter the country on a visa but fail to depart the United States on time. On Tuesday afternoon, Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) debuted the Visa Overstay Penalties Act,

Mohamed Sabry Soliman allegedly injured 12 people on Sunday in Boulder, Colorado, after law enforcement officials said he targeted a pro-Israel group.