The mainstream media struggled to declare a motive after Mohamed Soliman on Sunday threw Molotov cocktails at—and used a makeshift flamethrower on—Boulder, Colo., demonstrators raising awareness for Israeli hostages held by Hamas. While an NBC reporter noted the next morning that the suspect "did yell the words 'Palestine is free,'" multiple talking heads said they wanted to be cautious about labeling the attack as anti-Semitic terror.

Soliman on Monday <a href="https://freebeacon.com/latest-news/suspect-in-colorado-anti-semitic-terror-attack-says-he-wanted-to-kill-all-zionist-people/" target="_blank">told</a> police that he "wanted to kill all Zionist people."

The mainstream media struggled to declare a motive after Mohamed Soliman on Sunday threw Molotov cocktails at—and used a makeshift flamethrower on—Boulder, Colo., demonstrators raising awareness for Israeli hostages held by Hamas. While an NBC reporter noted the next morning that the suspect "did yell the words 'Palestine is free,'" multiple talking heads said they wanted to be cautious about labeling the attack as anti-Semitic terror.{ai:summary}<p>Mohamed Soliman attacked demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, using Molotov cocktails and a makeshift flamethrower while expressing anti-Zionist sentiments. Despite his admission of intent to harm, media outlets hesitated to label the incident as anti-Semitic terror.</p><p>The reluctance to classify the attack raises questions about media narratives surrounding such incidents. Soliman's actions and statements highlight a troubling trend of violence linked to anti-Zionism. #crime</p>

Baffled: Mainstream Media Search for Motive in Boulder Attack After Terrorist Yelled 'Palestine Is Free'

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