Knife Attack on Jewish Men in London

0:00On April 29th, a knife-wielding attacker stabbed two Jewish men in Golders, Green, North London, Wednesday morning, around 1115. A 31-year-old mother pushing her one-year-old son in a pram got a close call. Two Israeli drivers yelled warnings in Hebrew about the guy. Charging at her with a blade hidden up his sleeve, she scooped up her kid in an elderly woman, dashed into a shop, and called cops. The victims, 34-year-old Shloim, Rand, and 76-year-old Moshe Shine, are stable in hospital. Police taser the 45-year-old suspect after he went after more Jewish folks and even officers. They've labelled it, Terrorism, with counter-terror teams digging into his background and nationality. This hits amid a wave of anti-Semitic attacks, like fire bomb Jewish ambulances nearby last month, arsons at synagogues, and a deadly car ramming in. Manchester, back in October. The Jewish community is furious, feeling the heat from chance like globalize the intifada

1:02at protests. That mother, Natalie from Hinden, knows the victim's families and says she's desperate to relocate to Israel, where at least threats come with. Warnings, unlike random street violence here, bystanders even heckled met police chief Sir Mark Rowley at the scene, yelling for his resignation. These out the attacker was already on police radar, and in the government's prevent deraticalization program, with a past prison stint for violence. Some group called Harakad Ashab, Al Yaman, Al-Islamia, claimed it, but cops aren't buying it fully. Rowley gets the fear. Admitting he can't guarantee total safety, bevouse more patrols and probes into foreign agitators stoking this hate. Extra officers are on it, and communities have thanked them amid the chaos. Still, the fight against rising anti-symmetism rolls on.