Firebombed Ambulances: Anti-Semitic Attack in London

0:00On March 24th, early this morning, three-hooded suspects fire bomb four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Volunteer Service, Hetzola, parked outside, a synagogue in Golders, Green, Northwest London. The attack happened around 145 a.m. when oxygen canisters inside the vehicles exploded, shattering windows at the synagogue and nearby. Homes. No one was injured, but residents were evacuated as a precaution. Officer treating it as an anti-Semitic hate crime, with the counterterrorism unit leading the probe due to suspicions of links to Iran. Hours later, an Islamist group called Harakat Ashab al-Yaman al-Islamia claimed responsibility on telegram, posting footage and a map of the site. The group has taken credit for similar attacks on Jewish targets in Europe recently. Scholar New York's commissioner highlighted the growing threat from Iranian state activities, including disrupted plots and surveillance. He stressed that while it's too soon to confirm involvement here, the incident fits a broader

1:00pattern of hostility toward Jewish communities, and the Iranian diaspora officials reacted swiftly, with the home secretary calling out a dangerous rise in anti-Semitism across Britain, forcing many to hide their faith out of fear. The Prime Minister expressed disgust, the chief rabbi labelled it a particularly brutal assault, and the government pledged to fund replacement ambulances. In response, police deployed an extra 264 officers for firearms patrols at vulnerable spots, plus drones and bolster security at, Jewish schools, synagogues, and centers ahead of Passover. Investigators are still reviewing footage to track the suspects and verify the claim.