Authorities have detained a 19-year-old Syrian refugee linked to the stabbing of a Spanish tourist at Berlin's Holocaust memorial, suspecting a premeditated antisemitic intention. Carrying religious items, including the Quran, the suspect allegedly formed plans over weeks to attack Jews, with the location of the incident adding to concerns. The victim, a 30-year-old man, required surgery but is now out of danger. This incident coincides with increased antisemitism in Germany ahead of a crucial election influenced by economic distress and rising far-right sentiment.
The suspect, a 19-year-old Syrian refugee, was captured with indications of a planned attack against Jews, showcasing a motivated intent tied to religious beliefs.
Police noted that over weeks, the suspect formed a plan to kill Jews, with his choice of attack location further reflecting his intentions.
The victim of the stabbing incident, a 30-year-old tourist, underwent emergency surgery and was placed in a medically induced coma but is now no longer at risk.
Germany's rising antisemitism and economic issues have sparked a divisive election, with voters concerned about immigration, as seen in the growing popularity of the far-right AfD.
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