Stabbing Attack on Jewish Men in London

0:00On April 30th, two Jewish men got stabbed in broad daylight in Golders Green, North London, right before lunchtime. 34-year-old Shloweem Rand took a knife to the chest. In 76-year-old Moshe-Shine got hit in the neck at a bus stop nearby. A 45-year-old suspect with a record of violence and mental health problems was tackled and arrested by police and Jewish community security, at the trying to stab officers too. This comes amid a wave of anti-Semitic attacks in the area, including torched ambulances last month. Arsons just days ago. The guy was British born in Somalia and known to the government's derriticalization program, raising big red flags about rising hate. Locals were furious, chanting against Prime Minister Kierstarmer and calling for his resignation with crowds yelling he was failing the Jewish community. Protests wave signs demanding real action on anti-Semitism, an opposition leader Kimi Batenock labelled it in epidemic and national emergency,

1:00worse than recent crises. Israel's government slams Starmer, saying words aren't enough, and he can't claim things are under control anymore. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mervis and even voices from the U.S. demanded meaningful steps while police chiefs faced booze at the scene. Both victims are stable in hospital now, with a full investigation underway. Securities wrapping up across Jewish areas and leaders from the king on down are urging unity, but the pressures on for the government to finally deliver protection that matches the threats.