Terror Stabbing in London: Jewish Community Under Attack

0:00On April 30, a terrorist stabbing hit Goldous Green in North London Wednesday morning, around 11.15am. A knife man attacked two Jewish men, aged 76 and 34, at a bus stop. One got stabbed, the other chased down the street. Both are stable in hospital now. A 45-year-old suspect got arrested for attempted murder after trying to knife police too. Counter-terror cops officially called it a terror attack. Right after the chaos, 30-year-old property surveyer Moshe showed up at the scene. He's from the ultra-orthodox community and just nine days earlier on April 23, got hit with anti-Semitic abuse and slew. A stranger on a bike yelled slurs, called him a baby killer over Palestine and threatened to break his jaw. That attacker, 48-year-old Shafiq Rahan, got convicted of a pure hate crime in court. Folks reacted strong to this latest hit. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer called it deeply concerning and vowed to tackle these rising offenses.

1:01But Israel's four ministry said, words ain't enough, got to hit anti-Semitism's roots. Conservative leader Kimi Bahtanak labelled it a national emergency with Jews under constant attack. Home Secretary Shabbana Mahmoud promised to do everything to keep the community safe. Police stood deeper on the suspect. He's got a record of serious violence and mental health struggles. Officers tazered him during a standoff, with her road bystanders and show them volunteers pinning him down fast. Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warned of foreign groups stoking anti-Semitic hate crimes here, sometimes paying folks to act out. Campaign against anti-Semitism's firing of a rally outside Downing Street tonight, demanding the PM's real plan after months of attacks, arson's on. Synagogues and torched Jewish ambulances nearby. British Jews like Moshe are saying it's time to face facts, safety slipping, and Israel's looking like the only haven left.