Arrests in Antisemitic Arson Attack on Ambulances

0:00On March 25, British police arrested two men suspected in an anti-Semitic arson attack on four ambulances from a Jewish community in North London. The men, aged 47 and 45, were taken into custody Wednesday from addresses in Northwest London and Central London. The fire happened in the early hours of Monday morning, destroying the vehicles but causing no injuries. Officials quickly labelled it a hate crime targeting the community. Minister Keir Starmer called the attack outrageous and stressed the need to combat rising anti-Semitism. Local residents express relief, at the arrest, but worry about safety. CCTV footage shows at least three people involved and police are probing a possible link to Iran. The case remains active with more leads to follow. For now, extra officers patrol North London neighborhoods to keep everyone secure as the probe continues. You've been listening to Global News Today, AI-powered Global Coverage.