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Four men admit destroying Jewishcommunity ambulances in Golders Green

Prosecutors allege men were deliberately targeting Jewish community when four vehicles were set ablaze in March

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Emine Sinmaz and agencies28 Aug 2026, 02:30 pmUpdated 1d ago1 min readEuropeUnited Kingdom

United Kingdom — Emine Sinmaz and agencies

Four men admit destroying Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green

Prosecutors allege men were deliberately targeting Jewish community when four vehicles were set ablaze in March

Four men have pleaded guilty to destroying four Jewish community ambulances in an arson attack causing about £1m of damage.

Hamza ⁠Iqbal, 20, Rehan Khan, 19, and Judex Atshatshi and Saif Ali, both 18, admitted to a charge of destroying or damaging property being reckless whether life would be endangered.

Four men have pleaded guilty to destroying four Jewish community ambulances in an arson attack causing about £1m of damage.

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Source: The Guardian · Emine Sinmaz and agencies. Published 28 Aug 2026, 02:30 pm.

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