The suspect in Colorado Fire is a planned attack for a year, says the FBI

Investigators say a man accused of throwing Molotov cocktails in the demonstrators who attended a march of Israeli hostages in Colorado on Sunday planned to attack for a year.

Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, 45, appeared, and was charged with federal hatred, in addition to the charges of attempting to kill and attack and use an explosive device, in court on Monday.

The officials say that the Egyptian citizen targeted a group of pro -Israel demonstrators in a commercial center in the open air in Bulder and shouted “free Palestine” as he throws the incendiary devices, which resulted in the injury of eight of them.

At least 16 molotov cocktails are found nearly after that. Investigators say it targeted the group after finding it online.

This is the latest attack on members of the American Jewish community.

The weekly demonstration was organized by Run for Lives, raising awareness about the Israeli hostages who are still being held in Gaza.

Officials say that Mr. Suleiman threw two burning devices in the gathering at The Pearl Street Mall, where eight victims suffer from burns.

Twelve people, including four men and four women between the ages of 52 and 88, were transferred to the hospital, with injuries ranging from a minor to my grandfather.

Officials have previously said that there were eight victims, but on Monday, four others had made a slight injury.

Rabbi Israel Wilhelm, the director of Shabad at Colorado Boldar University, told BBC, CBS News, the BBC partner, to the BBC and CBS News partner, said most of the victims is one of the senior victims is one of the Holocaust survivors, and told the BBC partner in the United States to the BBC PSB partner.

The attack occurred at the beginning of the Jewish holiday for Chavot.

The suspect appeared before the court on Monday by feeding a video from Buldand County Prison for less than five minutes, standing and wearing an orange suit.

“Yes” answered some procedural questions from the judge, but he did not speak. The court has set an appointment to make official charges on Thursday.

Officials said on Monday they believed it had been behaved alone.

In an interview after his arrest, Mr. Suleiman told the police that he was planning to attack for a year, so that his secondary daughter graduated, according to a written statement from the FBI.

He told the police that he wanted to “kill all the Zionists” and will attack again, the court documents said.

In addition to the unlimited Molotov cocktails, the weeds are found on its back, which contains octane gasoline nearby.

Mr. Suleiman wears a gardener costume with an orange jacket to approach the group of people as much as possible, according to the police.

Mr. Suleiman said he was watching YouTube videos on how to make Molotov cocktails, according to the written statement.

Investigators say he told them that he learned to shoot in the hope of having a hidden pregnancy permit, but he ended up using Molotov cocktails because his position in immigration prevented him from reaching firearms.

Mr. Suleiman led from his home in Colorado Springs to Buldir, where he arrived five minutes before their meeting and waiting for the group, according to the court documents. He said he said that he bought gasoline on his way to the attack.

According to the Federal Investigation Office, Mr. Suleiman said that he hates the Zionists and targeted them because they need to stop taking over our “land”, which he said is a reference to the Palestinian territories.

It is claimed that Mr. Suleiman told the officials that he left his iPhone hidden in an office staircase with messages to his family, his wife and five children. His wife later brought iPhone to officials, according to court documents.

Law enforcement officials said on Monday that there was no indication that the defendant was a threat.

“We were fully intended to bear Mr. Suleiman responsible for his actions, and these accusations are the first step,” the United States’ lawyer in Colorado Ji Bishop Province said at a press conference on Monday.

Mr. Suleiman moved to Colorado Springs three years ago and spent 17 years to live in Kuwait.

In 2022, Mr. Suleiman arrived in California with an unexpected visa that expired in February 2023, and also told multiple sources CBS News.

Interior Security officials said that he asked for asylum a month after his arrival, but he did not provide details about the results of this immigration case or whether it was resolved.

Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller, said that Mr. Suleiman had a work permit by the Biden administration after he exceeded his visa.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said X.

A company spokesman told CBS that Mr. Soleman has been working for a food delivery driver in Uber since 2023.

According to the company, when work began for them, he met all Uber’s requirements, including passing the background of the background of criminal history and leadership, and providing an image identification and holding a good social security number.

Trump said in a post on social media that the attacks like one who claims will not be implemented.

“This is another example of the cause of our borders safe, and the deportation of illegal extremists against America from our homeland,” he said.

The Jewish community in the United States faced a series of attacks by the attackers, citing the Israeli war.

Last month, two of the Embassy assistants in Israel were shot outside the Washington Museum of Jewish. Witnesses said the attacker said, “Free Palestine.”

In April, a man set fire to the residence of the governor of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro, a Jew. The suspect said that intentional burning was the revenge against the Israeli attacks on the Palestinians.