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Muslim teenager convicted of stabbing an Orthodox Jewish man 17 times in an antisemitic terror attack in Zurich may avoid prison despite being found guilty of attempted murder. The 17-year-old was sentenced to one year in prison, but the sentence has been suspended while Swiss authorities consider placing him in a rehabilitation facility instead. Prosecutors said the attacker was radicalized after Hamas’ October 7 massacre, researched ISIS and attacks against Jews, then purchased a butcher’s knife and targeted worshippers leaving a synagogue. He stabbed the victim 17 times while shouting “Allahu Akbar.” The victim survived after emergency surgery. The judge called the attack “an unconscionable act,” saying, “Killing Jews simply because they are Jews is an unconscionable act.”