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Islamist group claims responsibility for London arson related attacks as police widen investigation

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The Rewritten Article of News (SEO optimized and readable). Islamist group takes responsibility for London attack Harakat Ashab al Yamin al Islamiya, a group claiming to be the same as it, has said that they have carried out several attacks in North London. These claims were made in social media videos, but the authorities haven't verified them. The police say that the group could have Iranian links, but are still investigating. The attacks targeted media and community sites In recent weeks, several incidents took place across North London. A failed arson attempt was made at Park Royal's offices by a Persian-language media organization. On Wednesday night, a container containing fire was thrown at the building. The container landed on a parking lot and quickly extinguished the flames. There were no injuries reported or damages. Two bottles, believed to be petrol, were also thrown in the early morning hours at the synagogue of Finchley. Four ambulances that belonged to an organization of the Jewish Community in Golders Green, were burned last month. Hatzola's emergency services use these vehicles. The police are increasing arrests, and expanding their investigation The police have arrested several suspects in connection with the incident. On Wednesday, more suspects in the arson of an ambulance were arrested. Eight people are now in custody, with three being charged. Investigations are led by officers from the counter-terrorism police. The local teams are collaborating with them to determine if the two incidents have any connection. The authorities haven't officially classified the attacks as terrorist. They are still keeping the possibility open because of the repeated attacks and the target's nature. Police issue a warning about hate crime and foreign influences Police officials have warned of the possibility that foreign organizations may pay or encourage individuals to commit crimes in Britain. The police stressed the severity of their response to hate crimes, including those based on racism and antisemitism. The police also cautioned people against engaging in criminal activities for money, external influences or quick cash. The official said that all avenues of investigation remain open, as the officials continue to collect evidence and examine motives for the attack.
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Islamist group takes responsibility for London attack

Harakat Ashab al Yamin al Islamiya, a group claiming to be the same as it, has said that they have carried out several attacks in North London. 

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Islamist group takes responsibility for London attackThe attacks targeted media and community sitesThe police are increasing arrests, and expanding their investigationPolice issue a warning about hate crime and foreign influences

The police say that the group could have Iranian links, but are still investigating.

The attacks targeted media and community sites

In recent weeks, several incidents took place across North London.The container landed on a parking lot and quickly extinguished the flames. 

The police are increasing arrests, and expanding their investigation

The police have arrested several suspects in connection with the incident.Investigations are led by officers from the counter-terrorism police. The local teams are collaborating with them to determine if the two incidents have any connection.

The authorities haven’t officially classified the attacks as terrorist. They are still keeping the possibility open because of the repeated attacks and the target’s nature.

Police issue a warning about hate crime and foreign influences

Police officials have warned of the possibility that foreign organizations may pay or encourage individuals to commit crimes in Britain.

The police stressed the severity of their response to hate crimes, including those based on racism and antisemitism. The police also cautioned people against engaging in criminal activities for money, external influences or quick cash.

The official said that all avenues of investigation remain open, as the officials continue to collect evidence and examine motives for the attack.

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