“Islamophobes” concerned about rising violence in the USA related to pro-Hamas and Free Palestine advocates are having their fears corroborated. Since the October 7th attacks against Israeli civilians, there’s been waves of support for terrorists in America. Protesters have defaced national monuments and burned US flags. Now, they’re assaulting and murdering innocent people in major US cities.
The terror attack in Boulder, Colorado is the most recent glaring example. This occurred within two weeks of the DC shooting that killed 2 Israeli embassy staffers. These violent acts highlight a frightening partnership between Western Anti-Semites and violent Islamists.
Both of the terrorists shouted “Free Palestine” before carrying out their attacks. In DC, it’s far left socialist Elias Rodriguez, a 31-year-old from Chicago. The Colorado attempted murderer is 45-year-old Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who is in the US illegally after being granted asylum.
🚨 Colorado Terror Attack
— GlobeUpdate (@Globupdate) June 2, 2025
During a pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Mohamed Sabry Soliman (45), an Egyptian national, launched a firebomb & flamethrower attack while shouting "Free Palestine"
-9 injured, 1 critical
-Overstayed US visa
FBI: Targeted terrorist attack#Colorado #SB19 pic.twitter.com/gAlwOzeP3G
West Point University has highlighted cautionary examples of Islamic radicalized sentiments growing stateside. In this paper from 2010, the military academy warned of a fomenting “danger” from terror groups.
In the same publication, the military academy warned against the US “catching the British disease.” This is a reference to “sharia only” zones in the UK. Once discredited as fear-mongering myths, this ideology has spiraled into horror stories for citizens. Numerous tales of “grooming gangs” orchestrated by migrants and Asylum seekers have shocked UK citizens.
Documented cases of young girls being kidnapped, gang-raped, drugged, and burned alive have flooded publications. In some instances, these rapists have faced jail time.
Footage of 30-year-old Elias Rodriguez of Chicago getting arrested and shouting Free Palestinian after he shot and killed 2 Jewish people in DC .
— Viral News NYC (@ViralNewsNYC) May 22, 2025
He's an activist…
pic.twitter.com/BTMt8aGq0W
However others, are simply deported. For instance, this Afghan migrant who raped the 12-year-old daughter of a host family who took him in. Instead of being jailed, the man was warned never to come back to England.
Attacks from migrants
Furthermore, there are other instances in the UK, Europe, and Scandinavia where assailants receive a slap on the wrist. Or no jail time at all. Germany’s legal system was criticized for the sentencing dished out to at least 9 men who gang-raped a 15-year-old girl. Several of them were migrants purportedly from Iran, Libya, and Egypt. However, not all of their nationalities were divulged.
Although it’s been reported that only four of the assailants were technically German citizens. Moreover, the punishments doled out were considered disproportionately clement compared to the 3-hour statutory rape the child endured. A total of 11 men were brought before the court, with eight of them receiving 2 years maximum probation. Only one of them was imprisoned for the crime.
Let’s call a spade a spade
— Gareth Davies (@GarethDavies007) January 15, 2024
It’s now proven that grooming gangs are 80%+ likely to be Pakistani or Bangladeshis
Let’s call out these animals for what they are https://t.co/UiUTf4SjJm pic.twitter.com/1k6HQ1H6BB
Indeed, these brutal sexual crimes against children are indicative of a growing forgiveness for terror masquerading as culture. There’s been widespread promotion of Islamo-fascist violence from Non-Muslims.
Evidently, as West Point warned over 15 years ago, this phenomena isn’t just occurring in Britain. That’s because there’s been a number of Americans who’ve willfully embraced death cults like Hamas.
American Muslims need to speak against terror
As a Muslim American myself: I have a question for anyone who supports Hamas. Or someone who says, “I don’t like Hamas but I condemn Israel.” Ask yourself: what human rights do you want people to have?
From personal experience I grew up in a culture that collectively yearned for the “lost days” of our deen. We weren’t allowed to say that we preferred living in a society where all types of people from all walks of like could just get along. At the end of the day, the best possible scenario is one that is presided over and ruled under Islamic law. And supporting the ramifications for those who don’t abide by these laws.
Meaning that if you don’t want to be Muslim, then you can live in a Sharia law society, but that’ll come at a price. And if you take a look at any of the countries that don’t divorce Islamic rulings from its government: they’re not doing so well. Just ask the throngs of people who risk their lives daily to leave. And that’s even in more “modernized” countries like Saudi Arabia.
Arab-Muslim historian Dr. Loay Alshareef supports the state of Israel. Furthermore, he has issued warnings against Islamists, like Hamas and the Islamic brotherhood. It’s why, he states, countries like the UAE have separated themselves from extremists way of thinking. In fact, the next time an “anti-Zionist” tries using radical Islamist logic to condemn Israel, remind them that the Quran itself indicates the land itself belongs to Jews.
Alshareef, who, like me, grew up in a culture that vilified Jews, has also issued warnings to Pro Hamas supporters. That’s why people are risking their lives to flee countries with Islamo-Fascist dictatorships in droves.
Free Palestine terrorists won’t stop at Jews
Rodriguez and Soliman are just two of numerous “Free Palestine” proponents who are death cultists. As Alshareef points out again, these Antisemitic attacks aren’t just about Jews: they’re about killing democracy, individuality, and peace.
Israel is a democracy. More than 18% of its population is comprised of Muslims, who also serve in its government. “Queers for Palestine” supporters might not know that they’d be murdered in Gaza, like Ahmad Abu Mahria who was beheaded. In Tel Aviv, they can be openly gay and attend Pride parades. In fact, gay Gazans often flee to Israel so they aren’t killed publicly.
Gazans themselves have been recorded on camera decrying the actions of Hamas. Civilians in the region thanked the US for aid and called for an end to violence. One individual in this clip highlights how Hamas’ leadership is siphoning aid funds to live luxuriously in Qatar. Moreover, he highlights how Hamas’ head has several wives who enjoy all the food an amenities they would like. Meanwhile, he and others scrambling for bags of flour, are instructed to stay and die.
Hamas thugs continue to abuse and steal aid from innocent Gazans.
— Bassem Eid (@realbassemeid) May 2, 2025
This week, Hamas gangs murdered 9 and shot 27 in the legs. For what? For trying to prevent Hamas from looting warehouses filled with aid supplies meant for civilians.#FreeGazaFromHamaspic.twitter.com/stNiaKFYyT
How did a democratic society, one comprised of different ethnic backgrounds, sexualities, religions and non-religions, become so hated? And how have so many Americans, who have no knowledge of the Middle East and Islamic death cults, joined in on this hatred?
Is it out of jealousy? An unwillingness to create anything worth living for themselves that they want to see the world destroyed? Do we want to see America end up like France, with fires erupting in busy city streets and people destroying parked automobiles?
Antisemitic terror expands
The US has allowed this hatred to foment for too long. Although President Donald Trump has issued an executive order against Antisemitism, swift punishments need to be carried out against anyone who engages in, disseminates, or promotes violence.
This isn’t a fight to save one ethnic group or religion: it’s an attack on human values. Prior to his May 21st murders, Elias Rodriguez was vocal about his intentions: “Escalate for Gaza. Bring the war home.”
And the war has been brought home. Soliman unequivocally demonstrated that with his actions and words. “I did it to avenge my people,” he said. Right after attacking civilians marching for Israeli hostages to be released, with a flamethrower and molotov cocktails.
The video of Palestinian civilians in Gaza evacuating south who were killed by Hamas snipers reminds me of an important point:
— John Aziz (@aziz0nomics) November 4, 2023
Antisemitism never ends with attacking Jews. Antisemites always turn on other marginalised groups, and even their own ingroup.
Via Rabbi Sacks: pic.twitter.com/rilPx9NB9K
Moreover, numerous mainstream media outlets have been given far too much leeway to terrorist sympathizers. In some instances, outlets disseminate blatant information. Such as this MSNBC coverage that purportedly initially referred to Soliman as a “white male.”
Or when 60 Minutes asked an Israeli hostage captured by Hamas if he was starved because Gazans didn’t have enough food. It feels insane to have to write this, but: demonstrating sympathy towards violent gangs who rape and kill children is wrong. Praising terrorists for mass killings of civilians as “acts of resistance” is wrong. Not demanding innocent hostages being returned to their families is wrong. Supporting a government that steals aid from its own people is wrong.
Humanity cowering to terrorism
You might hate America and hate Jews and hate Israel. But are you honestly aligning with those who call for the extermination of an entire people? Or the destruction of countries that offer far better lives for its civilians than the monsters you excuse?
Ignoring or advocating for child rape and murder doesn’t make you an activist. It’s makes you an evil piece of sh*t. And the fact that this is even a conversation at this point is a terrifying sign.
Personally, I’ve never been a victim of Islamophobia. But now, I’m a Muslim Islamophobe. I’m afraid of the growing violence exhibited by violent Islamist groups around the globe. Despite growing condemnations for terror groups and support for Israel in the US, terrorist attacks have come home. And I fear there will be more to come.
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