Seven More Arrested in London Arson Attacks

0:00On April 21st, seven more folks just got arrested in connection with a string of arson attacks on Jewish sites around London. Cops say these suspects were nabbed over the last 48 hours for allegedly plotting another fire bombing, though they haven't named the target yet. This brings the total arrest to 23 since the attacks kicked off Les March. The fires hit Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green, two synagogues, and an old Jewish charity building. Earlier this week, three men in their mid-twenties got picked up in Harpenden, Harfordshire, and let out on bail. Then a 25-year-old from Stevenage and four others near Birmingham are still in custody. Police are ramping up pressure, with counterterrorism leads bowing to chase down everyone involved, no matter what. They're digging into whether paid proxies are behind these hits, warning that anyone jumping in faces heavy charges under the National Security Act. Like long prison time and lifelong limits. Meanwhile, a 39-year-old man got held in ealing under terrorism laws for flying a drone near the Israeli embassy in Kensington Gardens.

1:05It carried jars with harmless stuff, but they're treating it seriously as part of the probe. Extra officers are patrolling northwest London now to protect synagogues and businesses, giving reassurance to the community. If something feels off, they're urging everyone to report it right away. We're not letting this hate slide.