Eight harm in Boldar Mall, while the suspect screams “Palestine free”

The authorities said that many people were injured after a man screaming “Palestine is free” threw the Molotov cocktails at a gathering to support the Israeli hostages in Colorado.

Police said that eight people – between the ages of 52 to 88 years – were injured in the attack at The Pearl Street Mall, a famous outdoor space in Buldand, about 30 miles (48 km) from Denver.

The FBI described it as a suspected terrorist attack and said that the suspect used temporary flame launcher, Molotov cocktails and other incendiary devices.

The suspected attack footage, which was without a shirt, shouts in the group and had what he seemed to be Molotov cocktails in each hand when he was arrested.

The attack was revealed during a weekly demonstration scheduled by running for their lives, a supportive group of Israeli walking in the infantry center in the open air in solidarity with the Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Police chief Police Stephen Redverin said at a press conference that the police received calls at about 13:26 local time (20:26 GMT) about a man with a weapon and people harassing people.

They found the officers who responded to several people who were injured, including those with burns.

Witnesses told the authorities that the suspect used “temporarily bombing and threw a burning device in the crowd.”

Redfearn added those devices, which included the molotov cocktails that are tossed in the crowd.

Michelk identified the suspect in the name of Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, 45.

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In 2022, Suleiman arrived in California with an unexpected visa that expired in February 2023, according to multiple sources CBS News. He lived in Colorado Springs.

The shots that seemed from the attack showed a chaotic scene: smoke fills the air, the people running in multiple directions, spots of grass on the fire and the injured people on the ground.

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In the photos and videos posted on the Internet, but it has not yet been verified by the BBC, a man appears to be suspected without a shirt and carry bottles with liquid with a piece of red fabric. It can be heard while screaming at the crowd and it seems that he advances on them while some rush to flee.

While screaming, one woman on the ground and seems to be injured. People are surrounded by water and pouring water on her body.

Police footage appears rushing to the scene and arrested the suspect. Police says he was transferred to the hospital with injury.

Mr. Michelk said: “It is clear that this has done targeted violence and that the FBI is investigating this as a terrorist act.” “Unfortunately, such attacks have become very popular throughout the country.”

The attack is the second prominent violence in the United States in the past two weeks related to the conflict in Gaza.

A man shouted “Palestine free” Fightly fired at two Israeli embassy employees Outside a Jewish Museum in Washington, DC on May 22. The accident occurred in the communication event organized by a Jewish organization.

Culorado Pharaozer’s public prosecutor said that the attacks “seem to be a crime of hatred, given the group that was targeted.”

“People may have different views on global events and the Israeli Hamas struggle, but violence is not the answer to the settlement of differences,” Waser said in a statement on Sunday. “Hate has no place in Colorado.”

The Israeli Foreign Minister, Gideon Sar, said that he was “shocked” from the accident and described the attack as “pure anti -Semitism.”

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Danny Donnon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, was similarly sad of the attack, describing it as “terrorism” and asking “concrete action” in response.

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“Terrorism against the Jews does not stop at the Gaza border – it is already burning the streets of America,” he said.