Arson Attack on Hatzolah Ambulances in London

0:00It's March 23rd, Canada news today starts now, AI-powered and ready. Four ambulances from the Jewish volunteer group Hazola were set on fire overnight in Golders Green, a northwest London neighborhood with a large, Jewish population. British leaders called it an anti-Semitic arson attack, and police are treating it as a hate crime led by counterterrorism specialists. No one was hurt, but the fires caused explosions from cylinders on the vehicles, breaking nearby windows. The London fire brigade sent six engines and forty firefighters to put out the flames. Security cameras caught three people in hoodies approaching the parked ambulances and lighting them up. So far, no arrests have happened, and police are asking for tips from anyone who saw something. Prime Minister Kierstarmer and London Mayor Sadiqon both condemned the attack strongly, promising more police patrols around Jewish sites. They said hatred like this won't scare the community. The chief rabbi also spoke out, urging unity against rising violence toward Jewish people

1:02worldwide. Hazola provides emergency medical help to Jewish communities and works with the National Health Service. It started decades ago in New York, and now operates globally. Local Jewish leaders vow to keep serving despite the damage. Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the government will replace the ambulances right away. With stepped up security in place, investigators continue hunting for those responsible to prevent more incidents.