Arrests in London Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances

0:00On March 25, British police arrested two men in London on Wednesday over an arson attack that torched four ambulances from a Jewish volunteer group. The men, ACE 45 and 47, are suspects in what authorities are treating as an anti-semitic hate crime with intent to endanger life. Officers hauled them in for questioning and started searching two properties in North London, just a short distance from Golders Green where the fire broke out early Monday morning. Counterterrorism leaders called it a major step forward in the probe. The attack rattled the area's large Jewish community, already on edge from rising tensions and past threats. Oxygen tanks and ambulances exploded, damaging nearby buildings and heightening fears just before pass over next month. In response, police ramped up patrols with armed officers at Jewish schools, synagogues, and centers. They're also digging into a social media claim from a little-known group with possible Iran ties. The leaders say it's too soon to link it directly to any state. While the case isn't label terrorism yet, it underscores broader

1:05worries about hate crimes and foreign-backed plots in the UK as investigators keep. Peaceing things together.