A man accused of firebombing a pro-Israel rally in Colorado pleads guilty to federal hate-crime charges, according to multiple outlets. Mohamed Sabry Soliman (also reported as Mohamed Soliman), an Egyptian national, is already serving a life sentence after earlier guilty pleas tied to the same attack.
The reports say the federal plea occurs in the same general timeframe, with details varying by outlet about the exact age and the federal charges’ scope. Some coverage emphasizes that the incident injured multiple people and that one woman later died, while others focus on the procedural change in court from a not-guilty position to a guilty plea in the federal case.
Several outlets also highlight the sentencing posture. Courthouse News reports prosecutors seek a life sentence, framing the plea as part of an ongoing determination by a federal judge. Overall, the accounts agree on the defendant’s identity, the pro-Israel nature of the demonstration, and that the federal case centres on hate-crime allegations tied to a fatal attack.
