Arson Attacks on London's Jewish Community & Iran Media

0:00On April 16, counter-terror police have stepped in to investigate three arson attacks, hitting London's Jewish community and an anti-Iran media. Outlet. An Islamist group called Harakat Ashab al-Yaman al-Islamia claimed responsibility on mine, but cops say they're keeping an open mind on motives. Despite similarities between the incidents, the first hit a synagogue and, eventually, early Wednesday morning. Then there was the volunteer Jewish ambulance service in Golders Green on March 23. Last night around 8.30 pm, a petrol bomb flew at Iran International's offices in northwest London, landing in a car park with no damage or injuries. These strikes come amid rising tensions, with Iran International long-targeted for slamming the Iranian regime. The channel even relocated staff to Washington DC last year over threats, though they've returned to North London. Officials highlight global instability, fueling hostile acts on UK streets. Arrests are piling up fast. For the media attack, a 16-year-old boy in men aged 19 and 21

1:04got nabbed after a car chase and crash. A 47-year-old woman and 46-year-old man are in custody over the synagogue. Two 18-year-old men face charges tied to the ambulance incident. Counter-terror leaders promise they'll chase down every lead relentlessly, reassuring communities that justice is coming as probes push forward.