Counterterror chief says it is ‘absolutely extraordinary’ that Jewish people face such threats as investigations continue into London arson
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Counterterror chief says it is ‘absolutely extraordinary’ that Jewish people face such threats as investigations continue into London arson
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Sir Keir Starmer urged communities to ‘all stand together’ in the face of the ‘horrific antisemitic attack’
It comes despite the force’s chief previously saying that 300 more officers were needed
The group has claimed responsibility for numerous other antisemitic attacks across Europe this month
The Metropolitan Police said it had received reports of a fire on a north London street on Monday
Police are looking for three suspects after four Jewish ambulances were destroyed in a north London arson attack
Since the attack on the Hatzola ambulances in Golders Green on 23 March, officers have now arrested a total of 23 people
