Four men in the UK plead guilty to charges of criminal damage connected to a March arson attack on ambulances belonging to the Jewish Hatzalah charity in London. At a court hearing, Hamza Iqbal (20), Rehan Khan (19), Judex Atshatshi (18), and Saif Ali (18) admit responsibility for destroying or damaging property while recklessly endangering life.
The attack targets ambulances operating in Golders Green, an area with a significant Jewish population. Reports say four Hatzalah ambulances were destroyed. One outlet also cites damage costs of about £1 million. Other coverage places the incident within a broader pattern of assaults in London aimed at Jewish or Israel-linked locations, noting it is part of a wider series of similar attacks.
While the outlets differ on emphasis—one foregrounds the legal pleas and charges, another highlights the estimated value of damages, and others frame the event within a wider context of anti-Jewish incidents—they all describe the same March arson and the same defendants pleading guilty.
