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Four volunteer Hatzola ambulances were torched in Golders Green, London; police say three suspects are believed involved and are probing an online claim by an Iran-aligned group while treating the attack as an antisemitic hate crime.

Four Hatzola ambulances were set alight in Golders Green early Monday, causing explosions from gas canisters onboard.
Police believe three suspects were involved and are treating the incident as an antisemitic hate crime while counter-terror officers lead the investigation.
The Met is investigating an online claim by an Islamist group with reported Iran links but the claim remains unsubstantiated.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warned of rising Iranian state threats and said all lines of inquiry are being pursued.
The government will fund replacement vehicles and four replacement ambulances were delivered to Hatzola on Tuesday.
Security was increased with 264 extra officers, more armed patrols, drone use and live facial recognition, and Iran's UK ambassador was summoned by the Foreign Office.

Police probe possible Iran link after arson on Jewish charity ambulances in London

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