🔺 Four British youths admit to attack on Jewish community ambulances

🔺 Four British youths admit to attack on Jewish community ambulances

▪ Four British youths admitted on Friday to attacking ambulances of a Jewish relief organization in London; an attack that was the first in a series of attacks targeting the Jewish community in the British capital this year.

▪ Responsibility for the attacks, which took place in the months of March, April and May, was taken by a group known as the “Islamic Movement of the Right-Hand Companions.”

▪ Hamza Iqbal, Rihan Khan, Judex Atchati and Saif Ali, all aged 18 to 20, appeared in London’s Old Bailey court on Friday and admitted to damaging or causing harm to ambulances belonging to the Hatzolah institute and to recklessness regarding the likelihood that people’s lives would be put at risk.