Arrested Suspects Freed on Bail in Antisemitic Attack

0:00On April 17, two suspects got nabbed for tossing petrol-filled bottles at a synagogue in North London, but they'd been cut loose on bail. Police grabbed the 47-year-old woman and a 46-year-old man on suspicion of arson that could endanger lives after the attack hit the Finchley Reform Synagogue. This went down on Wednesday when cops swooped in the Watford area. Right away, they're calling it an anti-Semitic hate crime. Straight up targeting the Jewish community there. The Synagogue's canter, Zoe Jacobs, hit back strong, saying it's a blatant try to scare British Jews. She called the place a proud, progressive spot opens to everyone, no backing down from cowards. Jacob stressed, though keep linking up with the wider Barney community, with solid backup from police, government, CST, and partners. That resolve shows the community's not letting hate win. Stay tuned as this unfolds.