Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances in London

On March 23rd, early Monday morning, explosions rocked a quiet neighborhood in Northwest

London's Golders Green area.

Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Volunteer Group had Solo were deliberately set on fire,

sending blasts that woke and terrified nearby residents.

This incident hit hard in a community with a large Jewish population, heightening fears

already running high and mid-arise in anti-Semitic incidents across the UK.

Several leaders called it a direct strike at their core services, with the ambulances

parked right by a key synagogue.

Residents and synagogue officials describe feeling exposed and on edge, pointing to a tense

atmosphere fueled by global tensions and recent political moves.

Many worry about their safety on the streets, with some families drawing on deep histories

of persecution.

While some neighbors offered strong support through calls and messages, others expressed frustration

over what they see as growing hostility.

Others noted the attack's reckless nature, endangering everyone nearby since ambulances

served the whole city.

Police are investigating as arson with hate crime motives, as the community rallies for

reassurance amid these challenging times.