Six people aged 67 to 88 were injured in a suspected firebomb attack at a Jewish community gathering in Boulder, Colorado. Authorities described the incident as a targeted act of terror and are investigating it as a hate crime amid heightened Israel-Gaza tensions.

Witnesses saw victims with burn injuries and a shirtless suspect shouting "Free Palestine" while holding a glass bottle. FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed it was a terrorist act. The suspect was quickly arrested and hospitalized.

Officials, including Colorado's governor and U.S. Senate leaders, condemned the attack. The FBI is investigating the motive and any extremist links. The incident follows a recent fatal shooting of Israeli embassy staff in Washington, D.C., underscoring rising tensions in the U.S. over the Gaza conflict.