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Three individuals have been charged in connection with an alleged arson attack that targeted four Hatzola Jewish charity ambulances in the car park of a synagogue in Golders Green, north-west London, in the early hours of March 23.
Despite the arson attack, Hatzolah’s volunteer paramedics continue to respond to anyone living in the vicinity ‘Accountants, plumbers, surveyors – whatever it might be, they’ve all got day jobs.
Ambulances belonging to Hatzolah, a volunteer Jewish medical organization in London, were set on fire in an incident described as antisemitic, with CCTV footage now showing suspects before the vehicles were engulfed in flames.
Three individuals have been charged in connection with the arson attack that set alight four Hatzola ambulances in the car park of a synagogue in Golders Green on March 23. The incident is under investigation.
Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish organization Hatzola were set on fire in the Golders Green area of London, with police investigating the incident.
Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish aid organization, Hatzola, were set on fire and destroyed in London overnight. Police are investigating the incident as an antisemitic hate crime.
Bharat Pankhania, the mayor of Bath, England, has resigned after suggesting that the antisemitic attack that set fire to four Hatzolah ambulances in London was committed by Jews, amplifying the idea that it was a 'false flag' operation.
The Jewish community expresses a lack of surprise regarding ongoing violence, citing antisemitic attacks such as the torching of the Hatzola ambulance service as part of a growing reality.