London ambulances torched in antisemitic attack draws UK leaders’ condemnation

Four ambulances operated by Hatzola, a Jewish community organization, were set on fire outside a London synagogue in what police say is an antisemitic hate crime. No injuries were reported; security footage showed three hooded men fleeing as investigators, led by counter-terrorism officers, examine the scene. Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the attack, the Israeli embassy urged decisive action, and London’s mayor pledged heightened patrols while the government said it would replace the damaged ambulances. SITE Intelligence attributed the attack to an Iran-aligned group.