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Ex-PM Cameron calls Hatzola Golders Green arson “horrific antisemitic attack”

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A former Prime Minister residing in Oxfordshire, David Cameron, has issued a statement regarding a reported incident in the capital, calling it appalling.

Four emergency response vehicles belonging to Hatzola were destroyed by fire in Golders Green during the early morning of Monday 23 March, with officials reporting subsequent explosions.

Counter terrorism detectives are leading the investigation into the matter, the Metropolitan Police stated, while CCTV footage showed three individuals dressed entirely in black.

Hatzola operates as a substantial charitable organisation led by members of the Jewish community, offering complimentary emergency medical assistance, and Mr Cameron indicated he has previously come into contact with the group.

Fire crews were called to address a fire at Highfield Road in the Golders Green area of London following what appeared to be a deliberate fire-raising incident targeting four ambulances.

Posting on online platforms, he expressed that he found the appalling assault on Hatzola North London deeply troubling.

He recalled witnessing their admirable activities, noting how volunteers collaborate with regular emergency personnel in delivering essential medical and ambulance services throughout the community.

He added that this horrific antisemitic assault was disgraceful.

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