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Who Was Karen Diamond? Colorado Woman Dies From Injuries Suffered in Boulder Terror Attack

  • Karen Diamond, an 82-year-old woman, died on June 25 from injuries sustained in an antisemitic firebombing during a June 1 event in Boulder, Colorado.
  • Mohamed Sabry Soliman targeted the "Run for Their Lives" event with Molotov cocktails because he was angry over the participants' alleged backing of Israel’s military actions in Gaza; he was arrested and initially faced attempted first-degree murder charges.
  • The attack happened during a peaceful march aimed at drawing attention to captives held by Hamas since their October 2023 assault, resulting in injuries to 13 individuals and profoundly affecting Boulder’s Jewish community amid a nationwide surge in antisemitic incidents.
  • Prosecutors upgraded Soliman’s charges on June 30 to two counts of first-degree murder plus 66 additional counts, with state and federal authorities coordinating investigations as Soliman shouted 'Free Palestine' and expressed intent to 'kill all Zionist people.'
  • Karen Diamond’s death intensified calls for community unity and action against antisemitism, with officials pledging continued support for victims and emphasizing the need to confront growing hate crimes nationwide.
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The alleged perpetrator of the attack, a 45-year-old Egyptian, will be prosecuted for murder and risks life incompressible, according to the prosecutor.

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coloradojudicial.gov broke the news in on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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