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Arson Attack on Hatzola Ambulances in London

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Four ambulances of Hatzola, a Jewish volunteer service, were targeted in a arson attack in Londons Golders Green, causing gas canister explosions. Three suspects, aged 17-20, face charges; two others were arrested and released. Counter Terrorism Policing investigates, though not classified as terrorism. The incident disrupted vital services and sparked fear in the community.

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Arson Attack on Hatzola Ambulances in London

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Arson Attack on Hatzola Ambulances in London. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, four ambulances from a Jewish volunteer service called Hatsola got hit in an arson attack in Northwest London's Golders Green area. This went down in the early hours of March 23rd when the vehicles were set on fire, causing gas canisters inside to explode. The three suspects charged are Hamza Ipa, a 20-year-old from Layton, Rihon Khan, 19 from the same area, and a 17-year-old from Walthamstow. All British nationals facing charges of arson reckless to whether life was endangered. Hatsola provides quick emergency response in the local Jewish community, so this hit hard-disrupting vital services and sparking fear in an already. Tense neighborhood. Two other men, aged 45 and 47, got arrested last week but were released on bail until late April. Counter-terrorism policing is leading the probe due to the incident's specifics, though it's not classified as terrorism. They're all due in Westminster magistrate's court this Saturday, as investigators keep piecing together what led to this reckless blaze.

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