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Pro-Iranian Group Claims Golders Green Arson, No Damage Found

4/29/2026

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A pro-Iranian government group claimed responsibility for the suspected arson at Golders Green memorial wall on April 27.
Police said the north London wall suffered no damage despite the suspected arson.
Officials say counter-terrorism policing leads the investigation and the case is not classified as terrorist.
Earlier in the month, over two dozen suspects were arrested in related attacks on Jewish-linked sites, including the torching of Hatzola ambulances on March 23.

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A pro-Iranian government group claimed responsibility for the suspected arson at Golders Green memorial wall on April 27.
Police said the north London wall suffered no damage despite the suspected arson.
Officials say counter-terrorism policing leads the investigation and the case is not classified as terrorist.
Earlier in the month, over two dozen suspects were arrested in related attacks on Jewish-linked sites, including the torching of Hatzola ambulances on March 23.