Following a devastating incendiary attack during a demonstration in Boulder, Colorado, authorities have charged the suspect with federal hate crimes, highlighting the increasing concerns over antisemitic violence. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, appears to have orchestrated the attack with intent to harm a pro-Israel group, reportedly planning the incident for over a year. Immigration authorities have taken his family, including his wife and five children, into custody for expedited removal, with potential deportation imminent. This attack, which injured multiple members of the local Jewish community, has sparked calls for immigration reform and heightened anxiety among American Jews, reflecting broader societal tensions. As the investigation unfolds, the impact of hate-driven violence in public spaces continues to be a pressing issue.