The media revealed details of the attack on the march in support of hostages in Gaza

A man who attacked participants of a march in memory of the Israeli hostages remaining in the Gaza Strip with Molotov cocktails in the American city of Boulder had been preparing his attack for at least a year. This was reported on June 3 by the Reuters news agency, citing data from law enforcement agencies.

Mohamed Sabri Soliman told investigators that he wanted to "kill all Zionists." <...> He is charged with attempted murder, assault and a federal hate crime.

According to authorities, the 45-year-old Egyptian citizen was in the United States illegally, having overstayed his tourist visa and work permit.

It is specified that the attacker had been planning to commit an attack for a year. If convicted, Soliman faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.

According to the agency, 12 people were injured in the incident.

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On June 1, CBS News reported that in Boulder, Colorado, a man attacked participants of a march in memory of Israeli hostages remaining in the Gaza Strip with Molotov cocktails. According to representatives of the organization Run For Their Lives, which conducted the march, about 30 people took part in the march.