Ambulance Explosion in London: Antisemitic Hate Crime

On March 24th, new video footage has captured a shocking ambulance explosion in North London

following an arson attack.

The incident unfolded early Monday morning in Golders Green, where four ambulances parked

next to a synagogue were set ablaze.

Police from Scotland Yard are investigating it as an anti-submitting hate crime, but not

as terrorism.

Firefighters rushed to the scene around 140 AM and sprayed water on the burning vehicles.

Suddenly, one ambulance erupted, and a burst of orange and pink flames, forcing crews

to step back as smoke filled the air.

Local residents felt the impact firsthand.

A 44-year-old mother living across the street was woken by her dog amid the noises and flames.

She described hearing loud blasts from oxygen tanks that shook her house, with the chaos

lasting about two hours as she worried about evacuating her.

Following children, the synagogue president reported surprisingly little internal damage,

crediting the fast response from emergency services.

External walls, the ceiling, and possibly some stained glass windows took the brunt, but

the building stayed mostly intact.

Investigators are still piecing together the attack next to the Moxie-Kadath synagogue,

highlighting concerns over anti-submitting incidents in the Egeria.