Antisemitic Arsonists Target Hatzola Ambulances in London

0:00On March 23rd, early Monday morning, around 1.45 a.m., three-hooded suspects set fire to four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Volunteer. Group Hatsola and Golders Green London. Police are treating the attack as an anti-Semitic hate crime. The nonprofit provides free 24-7 emergency services to the local Jewish community. Firefighters rush to the scene on Highfield Road where about 40 of them battled the blaze. Gas canisters on the vehicles exploded. Shattering nearby windows and leading to evacuations as a precaution. The suspects were caught on CCTV running away on foot, and all fires were quickly put out with no injuries reported. Local leaders expressed outrage over the incident, which happened in the synagogue car park amid rising anti-Semitism concerns in the UK. A war counselor called it, chilling, while the health secretary labeled it a sickening assault and urged people to share information with police. Investigators are reviewing CCTV and online videos,

1:00looking for the three suspects with no arrests so far. The community security trust is assisting and noted similarities to recent arson's targeting Jewish sites in Belgium and the Netherlands. Police plan more patrols and tops with faith leaders to reassure the area, while Hatsola's Northwest London operations stay fully active despite the loss.