Bias-Motivated Stabbing of Palestinian American Man in Texas Declared Hate Crime

TL;DR
A Palestinian-American man was stabbed in the back in Austin, Texas, in what police are calling a bias-motivated incident after attending a protest in support of Gaza. The victim, Zacharia Doar, 23, was attacked while sitting in a car, and the police have arrested a suspect, Bert James Baker, who has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The attack is being reviewed as a hate crime, and the victim, now home from the hospital, faces a recovery period of at least six weeks.
- Stabbing of Palestinian American man in Texas motivated by bias, police say NBC News
- APD: Committee says stabbing near UT campus meets definition of hate crime KXAN.com
- Austin police say West Campus stabbing was 'bias-motivated'; 23-year-old Palestinian-American targeted KVUE.com
- Palestinian American Man Stabbed After Attending Protest: ‘He’s In Agony’ HuffPost
- Stabbing of Palestinian American near the University of Texas meets hate crime standard, police say KPRC Click2Houston
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