Starmer Vows All-Out Battle Against Antisemitism

0:00This has been Europe news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Prime Minister Keir Starmer just vowed an all-out battle against anti-Semitism after seven more arrests tied to a plot for arson attacks on Jewish sites. These latest suspects got picked up in the last 48 hours by counterterrorism cops in London. Overall, that's 23 people in custody now, from this wave of hate. As late March, attackers have hit Jewish community ambulances in northwest London, two synagogues, and an old Jewish charity building. There was also that sketchy drone flying near the Israeli embassy in Kensington Gardens loaded with jars of harmless stuff. Starmer hit X to say perpetrators will face the full weight of the law, no backing down. Folks in the Jewish community are on edge, but police are wrapping up protection around synagogues and businesses to keep things calm. On the new arrests, three guys, Ace 24, 25, and 26, from Harpenden, a 25-year-old from

1:00Stevenage, plus A, 26-year-old man and two women aged 50 and 59 near Birmingham. Some are out on bail, others still held, and one more nabbed over the drone under terror laws. Counterterrorism bosses are digging into whether paid proxies are behind this, warning the risks are huge with heavy sentences under national. Security rules. They're urging everyone to stay vigilant and report anything off communities are backing the push to end this intimidation for good.