As you know, on Sunday, an Egyptian national who'd overstayed his visa used a makeshift flamethrower and Molotov cocktails to attack a peaceful march of people remembering the hostages still held in Gaza by Hamas. He yelled, "Free Palestine" during the terrorist attack, if that helps the police in Boulder, Colorado, determine a motive. 

On Tuesday, we received the good news that the wife and all five children of Mohamed Soliman had all been arrested by ICE and HSI and were in federal custody pending expedited removal.

As Twitchy reported, USA TODAY received a near-record ratio for reporting on the dashed dreams of Soliman's eldest daughter, who had dreamed of attending medical school. 

Our sympathies were dampened a bit by a video of Soliman saying, “Jihad is more beloved to me than my mother, wife, and children." Maybe it's just us, but we're not comfortable having a family raised under that influence living next door. Plus, she can go to medical school in Egypt.

Acadia University's Jeffrey Sachs turned to scripture to argue that children should not be punished for the sins of their fathers.

If that's true, can we call an end to the ridiculous reparations arguments going around lately?

There are a lot of consequences Soliman should have thought of before lobbing Molotov cocktails at a gathering of Jews.