Statement of solidarity following London stabbings

Statement of solidarity following London stabbings

We are dis­tressed to hear of a callous antisemitic attack carried out in London yesterday. The stabbing of two Jewish men in Golders Green follows the recent heinous antisemitic attack targeting ambu­lances operated by a Jewish volunteer rescue organ­isa­tion in Golders Green; and the recent attempted arson incidents involving syn­agogues and other Jewish sites.”

“Reports of possible links to Iran’s Islamic regime, if confirmed, would under­score the transna­tion­al threat facing Jewish com­munit­ies worldwide.

We stand in full solid­ar­ity with the Jewish community of the United Kingdom and we send prayers for a speedy recovery to the injured men.”

“We under­stand that only the day before in Golders Green, a memorial wall paying tribute to Iranians killed for protest­ing against the regime was the target of a suspected arson attack. Often per­pet­rat­ors will perceive any inad­equa­cies in gov­ern­ment or law enforce­ment response to other attacks as an oppor­tun­ity to escalate violence, high­light­ing the need for rapid and effective action to stamp out the scourge of antisemitism.”

“Zero tolerance for antisemitic attacks, including those which may be supported or enabled by state actors such as the Islamic Revolu­tion­ary Guard Corps, is vital to pro­tect­ing Jewish life and demo­cra­cies.”

“We call on gov­ern­ments to urgently protect Jewish com­munit­ies, hold antisemitic per­pet­rat­ors to account and demon­strate decis­ive­ness and lead­er­ship in respond­ing to antisemitism in all its forms.”

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