Two Jewish Men Stabbed in London, Community Demands Action

0:00On May 1st, two Jewish men got stabbed in separate anti-Semitic attacks in North London on Wednesday morning. Shloyim Rand, a 34-year-old, was knifeed in the chest right after leaving a synagogue in Golders Green. Just 400 yards away, Moshe Shain, who 76, was hit too. Both are recovering in the hospital now. Rand called his survival a straight-up miracle, saying God gave him his life back. He described the attacker as, looking furious, like he was on a mission. Rand's lungs took a hit, but he feels lucky it wasn't worse and hopes to bounce back soon. He's pointing fingers at the government for not doing enough to protect British Jews. Rand told reporters that empty statements from Downing Street ain't cutting it anymore. Lives are on the line, and his friends are too scared to even walk the streets. His sister says she deals with anti-Semitic abuse every single week, and is hitting good people who contribute to society just for being Jewish. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Keir Starmer met up with Shonrim,

1:01the Jewish Community Security Group, and Golders Green to talk it over. These attacks have cranked up the fear in the community to a whole new level. Rand's hoping this pushes the government to finally step up and handle the rising anti-Semitism for real.