Terror Attack in London: Jewish Men Stabbed

0:00On April 29, two Jewish men, aged 76 and 34, were stabbed in Golders Green, North London, this morning in what's now officially a terror attack. It happened around 1115 on Highfield Avenue, near where Jewish charity ambulances were fire bomb last month. A 45-year-old suspect chased one victim down the street, then tried to stab responding officers before they tasered him. Both victims are stable in hospital, and the man's in custody on attempted murder charges. Police from counter-terrorism are leading the probe, checking the guy's background, and if he targeted the Jewish community on purpose. This comes right after Memorial yesterday, for two Jews killed in a Manchester synagogue attack on Yonka-Poor last October. That shooter claimed it for Islamic State, and one victim died from a stray police bullet while barricading the door. Rob Reinder, the Jewish barrister and TV host who was at that memorial, called it more terrorism-fueled by months of downplayed anti-symmetism-making, hostility-fuel-normal.

1:02Countdowns Rachel Raleigh's slam politicians for stoking the crisis, while the chief rabbi said, words aren't enough actions needed. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, called it deeply concerning, but Israel's foreign ministry says the UK is not confronting the roots. Campaign against anti-symmetism declared a national emergency, planning a rally outside Downing Street Thursday, to demand a real plan from the government amid rising attacks like synagogue arsons, officers praise locals and showman patrols who help stop the suspect with a vehicle. Counter-terror cops are mobilizing nationwide for reassurance, vowing to uncover every link while the Jewish community stays strong but shaken hoping. This pushes real change before more lives hang in the balance.