"In Golders Green, masked attackers set fire to four ambulances belonging to Hatzola, a volunteer emergency service. Police are treating it as an antisemitic hate crime."
"Israeli settlers have reportedly torched homes and cars, attacking villages and forcing families to flee. Lives are being upended through the loss of safety, shelter and dignity."
"War does not stay contained within borders. It travels through images, narratives and identities, reshaping how people see each other, even far from the violence itself."
"The steady erosion of our willingness to see one another as human beings connects these different contexts, allowing hatred to grow."
In Tel Aviv, a conversation revealed perceptions of safety for Jews in London, especially after antisemitic attacks on ambulances in Golders Green. These incidents highlight a troubling reality where even lifesaving services are targeted. Meanwhile, in the West Bank, Palestinian communities face violence from Israeli settlers, leading to loss of safety and dignity. Both situations, though different, reflect a dangerous decline in empathy and humanity, as war influences perceptions and fosters hatred across borders.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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