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arrests by counter-terrorism officers follow firebombings or attempted arson of synagogues and other Jewish
synagogues, a Jewish charity and the offices of an Iranian opposition TV network in London. On Tuesday, British police said they had arrested seven people for allegedly plotting a further firebombing
arrested on suspicion of arson endangering life. It follows an attempted firebomb attack on Finchley Reform Synagogue
arrested over the six attacks in London since 23 March, when the first firebombing targeted four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity in north London, police said. Last week saw attacks on the synagogue
firebombings of banks and other targets in France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, an arson attack against a synagogue and a shooting at the US consulate in Toronto in March, as well as – most recently
synagogues and other sites have been targeted in recent weeks. The justice department [announced](https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/iraqi-national-arrested-and-charged-providing-material-support-iranian-backed-terrorist) the arrest of al-Saadi on Friday. He faces six terrorism-related charges tied to his alleged role
firebombing, hundreds of members made an extra effort to get together in determined if slightly nervy solidarity, joined by guests including local politicians, other faith leaders, police officers – and one particularly special group of neighbours
arrest the latest success in the administration’s “historic work to bring terrorists to justice”. In a post on X, Patel praised the tracking and capture as a “righteous mission executed brilliantly” by agents
firebombings of synagogues and community centres in Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK. Among them also is the stabbing in Golders Green, which left two Jewish men badly injured last month. The criminal complaint against