Iran-Linked Group Claims Terror Attacks on Jews

0:00On April 29th, two Jewish men got stabbed at a bus stop in Golders Green, North London, and cops are calling it a terrorist attack. Just over an hour later, a shadowy group called Harakat Ashab al-Yaman al-Islamia, or Haayi, was supposed to rantize, claim responsibility on, telegram, posting their logo and a video of the violence. Police naived a 45-year-old man right there on the street for attempted murder. He's got a record of series violence and mental health struggles, and so far, no signs point to Iranian state involvement, making that Haayi claim look. Like a quick, opportunistic grab for attention. This isn't isolated. Haayis popped up claiming a wave of attacks on Jewish spots across Europe and the UK. Think Arsons on Jewish ambulances in Golders Green, causing 1 million pounds in damage, plus synagogue blasts in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Amsterdam? No major injuries, but plenty of fear. Experts suspect Haayis not a real outfit, but are front for Iran's revolutionary guard

1:03or intel ministry, stirring panic in Jewish communities. They've made hoax threats too, like drones with radioactive junk aimed at Israel's London Embassy, which turned out to be harmless powder in jars. As counter-terror teams dig deeper, the big question lingers. How much real Iranian pull is behind these claims, and what's next in this rising threat? The folks just living their lives.