United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police & Ephraim Mirvis

United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police: United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police is investigating the attempted arson attack at Kenton United Synagogue and other related incidents. They have boosted their presence in the area and are working with counter-terrorism policing.

Ephraim Mirvis: Ephraim Mirvis, the UK Chief Rabbi, has highlighted the sustained campaign of violence against the Jewish community, emphasizing the dangerous momentum of these attacks. His statements draw attention to the severity of the situation.

United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police: The United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police is investigating the attacks and the potential involvement of Iran, with Deputy Commissioner Matt Jukes highlighting the troubling nature of foreign state involvement.

Ephraim Mirvis: Ephraim Mirvis, Chief Rabbi, described the arson attack as 'cowardly' and highlighted a 'sustained campaign of violence and intimidation' against the Jewish community.

United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police: The United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police has deployed 100 extra officers to safeguard the Jewish community, but its Commissioner, Mark Rowley, expressed concern about the sustainability of their approach amidst a growing 'pandemic' of antisemitism.

Ephraim Mirvis: Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis responded positively to the open letter, seeing it as a powerful response to extremists and hoping for broader action against antisemitism.

Ephraim Mirvis: Ephraim Mirvis, the Chief Rabbi to the Commonwealth, advocated for making slogans like 'globalise the intifada' unlawful, influencing the police's decision.

Ephraim Mirvis: Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis described the targeting of the volunteer service as 'particularly sickening'.