We are shocked and deeply saddened by the antisemitic arson attack on Hatzola volunteer ambulances serving the Jewish community in Golders Green.
These vehicles represent care in its most immediate form, people responding to others in moments of fear, illness and need. To see them destroyed is painful, and will be felt by many.
We hold the volunteers of Hatzola, and the wider community, in our thoughts. We are grateful that no one was physically hurt, and thankful to the emergency services who responded so quickly.
In moments like this, communities draw closer, held together by care, concern and a shared sense of responsibility for one another.
Rabbi Josh Levy and Rabbi Charley Baginsky
Co-Leads, The Movement for Progressive Judaism