Tourist Stabbed at Berlin Holocaust Memorial, Suspect in Custody

A Spanish visitor was seriously injured in a knife attack at the Holocaust Memorial; police are investigating the motive as the suspect's identity remains unclear.

A 30-year-old Spanish tourist was stabbed multiple times at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin on Friday evening but is now in stable condition.
Police arrested a suspect roughly three hours after the attack; the individual had blood on his hands and no identification documents.
The motive for the attack remains unknown, and authorities are investigating all possibilities, including terrorism, though no evidence of extremist ties has been found so far.
The large-scale investigation involved helicopters, search dogs, and extensive police presence to secure the area and search for evidence.
The Holocaust Memorial, inaugurated in 2005, commemorates the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust and is located near significant landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and the U.S. Embassy.