The Colorado Woman, who was injured in the attack on a supporter of Israel, was killed

An 82-year-old Colorado woman was injured in the Molotov cocktail attack, which supported Israeli hostages in Gaza on Monday, died.

Karen Diamond died in June 1, June 1, in the city of Colo in the center of the city of Colo. Prosecutors 29 victims, including 13 people were injured.

Mohammad Sabri Soliman, first-class murder, first-class murder, accusation and anticipation of animal oppression and oppression of animals, because a dog was damaged. It was no longer due to initial charges included in the first-class murder.

Associated Press, Soliman’s state work left a voice mail for Soliman’s public defender. The office generally increases his lawyers from commenting on the media. To determine whether there is enough evidence to progress in the work, the initial court hearing is based on July 15.

Separately, Soliman was charged with 12 federal hatred crimes. In the Federal Court, the court did not guilty of these accusations.

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The leaders of the Boulder Jewish community center said that the diamonds died on June 25, and the diamonds will miss him in the June 25.

“Karen was a dear member of our society, his wanted and generously left a permanent effect on all those who knew him,” he said.

Colorado Gov. Jared police devastated on Monday with the death of diamonds, which would be deep in the state and Jewish community.

“Karen was taken from us soon and mours his loss while remembering his life and his favorite people,” police said.

During the demonstration, the soleman posed as a gardener and wore a construction vest to approach the group before the attack began. Investigators said Soliman wanted to kill the participants in a weekly demonstration. The alleged “free Palestine” allegedly threw two more than two molotov cocktails.

Prosecutors targeted victims or targeted because of real national origin. An attack caused by someone’s political meetings is not considered a murder of hatred under the federal law.

Soliman, he was trying to get weapons to investigators, but could not say “was not a legal citizen.” The federal authorities said the Egyptian national team was illegally in the United States.