Colorado fire-bombing suspect pleads guilty to all state charges

The ​man ​accused of ‌lobbing gasoline bombs ​at a pro-Israel rally ‌last year in Boulder, Colorado, killing one person and injuring ‌at least a dozen ‌others, pleaded guilty on Thursday to all charges he faced ⁠in ​state ⁠court.

The fire-bombing suspect, Mohamed Soliman, ⁠46, an Egyptian national, entered his ​plea to dozens of ⁠felony counts, including first-degree murder under ⁠two ​definitions of the offense, each carrying a sentence ⁠of life in prison without ⁠the ⁠possibility of parole.

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