"The vehicles belonged to Hatzola, a volunteer emergency service, with Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis condemning the attack as a sickening assault not only on the Jewish community, but on the values we share as a society."
"Established in 1979, Hatzola is a non-profit, volunteer-run organisation which provides an emergency medical response to those living in north London, staffed by 47 emergency first responders and 24 dispatchers."
"At a time when the NHS continues to face intense pressure from staff shortages, hospital handover delays and rising demand, Hatzola helps to ease the burden on frontline services."
Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish community were set ablaze in North London, leading to a police investigation as an antisemitic hate crime. The ambulances were operated by Hatzola, a volunteer emergency service established in 1979. Hatzola provides emergency medical responses in north London, staffed by trained volunteers. The organization helps alleviate pressure on the NHS by responding to thousands of emergencies annually. Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis condemned the attack, emphasizing its impact on societal values and the Jewish community.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]