(PatriotNews.net) – A Colorado man faces serious federal charges after being arrested for allegedly plotting to firebomb the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv and issuing threatening messages against former President Donald Trump.
At a Glance
- Joseph Neumayer deported from Israel after alleged attack plans.
- Molotov cocktails found near the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv.
- Threats against President Trump and Elon Musk cited.
- Neumayer faces up to 20 years in prison and hefty fines.
Alleged Plans and Arrest
Joseph Neumayer, a 28-year-old Colorado native, stands accused of attempting to target the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv with Molotov cocktails. Israeli authorities deported him to the U.S. after discovering the plot, citing online threats made against Donald Trump and Tesla’s Elon Musk. Neumayer was apprehended at his hotel shortly after spitting on an embassy security guard and leaving a backpack filled with Molotov cocktails.
The FBI arrested Neumayer upon his return to the U.S. at JFK Airport. Attorney General Pam Bondi has charged him with attempted destruction of government property, public safety threats, and assassination plots targeting President Trump—all serious felonies.
A far-left extremist suspect has been arrested after allegedly traveling to Israel and attempting to firebomb the local office of the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv.
Joseph Neumeyer, 28, a dual U.S. and German national from Colorado, traveled to Israel in April.
On May 19, Neumeyer… pic.twitter.com/I1VSjEFvSY
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) May 26, 2025
Motivations and Consequences
Reports outline Neumayer’s dangerous rhetoric and online threats, including wishes to “burn down the embassy” and “death to America.” His court-appointed attorney, however, opted not to comment on these allegations amidst looming charges that could incarcerate Neumayer for up to 20 years with financial penalties north of $250,000.
“This defendant is charged with planning a devastating attack targeting our embassy in Israel, threatening death to Americans, and President Trump’s life.” – Attorney General Pam Bondi
Neumayer had initially entered Israel in April and allegedly attempted the attack on May 19. The Dark Web reportedly contained some of his threats, including explicit calls for violence. FBI officials condemned his misconduct and reiterated their commitment to address such crimes relentlessly, stressing that this kind of hostility will not be tolerated anywhere, emphasizing the sanctity of diplomatic relations.
NEW YORK: Joseph Neumeyer, a US-German citizen rom Colorado, was arrested at JFK after being deported from Israel for attempting to firebomb the US Embassy in Tel Aviv with Molotov cocktails. He also posted threats against President Trump and Elon Musk. pic.twitter.com/Op7pdsDOCV
— KolHaolam (@KolHaolam) May 25, 2025
Broader Implications
This incident arises amidst an ongoing conflict in Gaza and follows President Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in a significant shift, relocating the U.S. embassy. Neumayer’s case might prompt discussions about the safety of American citizens and installations abroad—highlighting the potential for more robust security measures and vigilance against such extremist activities.
“Let his arrest carry an unmistakable message: The FBI and our partners will aggressively pursue those who attempt to harm U.S. citizens and interests abroad.” – FBI Assistant Director in Charge Jensen
Time will reveal how this case unfolds, but one thing is certain: all eyes are on Neumayer as the repercussions of his alleged actions start to reverberate through judicial corridors. His journey from Colorado to countries far away now leads him to face justice on home soil with the weight of his reckless decisions. Stay tuned.
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