Knifeman Attacks Jewish Men in London

0:00On April 29th, a knife man went on a rampage in Golders Green, London, stabbing two Jewish men one in his 70s, the other in his 30s, right. Around 1115 AM on Highfield Avenue, bystanders trapped a 45-year-old suspect with a car and volunteers from the Jewish patrol group, Shome Rim, rushed in within 90 seconds to. Help hold him down. Police arrived, tasered him after he lunged at them, and took him into custody. The attacks happened near a big Jewish care home, and charity headquarters, just blocks from where ambulances got fire bomb last month, and synagogues. We're hit by arson, one victim staggered into a pizza shop for help, while the other was aided on the spot. Witnesses described chaos, with a suspect even suffering cardiac arrest post-taser before getting CPR. Folks on the ground, including Shome Rim's been gross-nass, praised the cops as fantastic, but called out rising hate, saying it's fight or flight out. There, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer lay wooded deeply concerning,

1:01vowing to tackle these offenses, while the chief rabbi in Israel's foreign ministry, demanded real action beyond words. London Mayor Sadiq Khan called it a pauling amid a wave of anti-Semitic hits. Opposition leaders like Kemi-Battanoq declared it an epidemic, a national emergency targeting Jews, and urged steps against extremism and Iran links. Local MP Sarah Sackman thanked Shome Rim's vital work and plans talks with the home secretary, stressing attacks on Jews hit Britain hard. Counter-terrorism cops are leading the probe, digging into motives and any terror ties, with both victims now stable in hospital. Officers stay on scene for reassurance, as the community grapples with fear, but quit public action stopped worse harm.