Antisemitic Stabbing in London: Community Resilience

0:00On April 29, two men got stabbed on a busy street in Golders Green, North London, in what's looking like an anti-Semitic attack. It happened right after 11 a.m., with one victim in his 70s and the other in his 30s. Both are stable in the hospital now. Cops spotted a 45-year-old suspect running with a knife, and he even tried to stab officers before they stun-gunned him and made the arrest. This comes amid a wave of attacks on Jewish schools, synagogues and charities in the area over recent months. Police locked down the street with helicopters overhead and a cord in blocking shops while crowds gathered nearby. Folks in the Jewish community are reeling, but say they're not shocked anymore. They've been bracing for something like this, and now they're pushing hard for stronger protection and real action from leaders. Residents shared real fears for their kids and safety outside their neighborhoods. Some blame politicians for fueling hate through loose talk and unchecked protests. A few are even thinking about leaving the UK despite praising police efforts.

1:02The local bishop called it devastating hatred right in their community, but the vibe is clear. This resilient group plans to keep standing strong amid. The anger and worry.