Four plead guilty to burning ambulances owned by London Jewish charity

Arson of Hatzola vehicles parked at synagogue caused a million pounds’ worth of damage, was one of a spate of attacks on Jewish communities early in the Iran war

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Four young men admitted in a UK court on Friday that they were behind a March arson attack in London on ambulances owned by the Jewish charity Hatzola that were parked at a synagogue.

British nationals Hamza Iqbal, 20, Rehan Khan, 19, Judex Atshatshi, 18, and British-Pakistani Saif Ali, 18, all pleaded guilty to criminal damage linked to the March 23 attack in the Golders Green neighborhood, home to a significant Jewish population.

Four plead guilty to burning ambulances owned by London Jewish charity

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