Four men attempted to kidnap a Jewish man in London by forcing him into the trunk of a car.

Coming up next, there has been a disturbing incident captured on camera in Stamford Hill, London, where a group of four men were seen attempting to forcibly take a Jewish pedestrian into the trunk of their car. This has sparked an investigation by the police, as the neighborhood of Stamford Hill is known to have a large population of Haredi Jews.

In the shocking video, the men can be seen parking their car and getting out, before demanding that the Jewish man get into the trunk of their car. The victim can be seen backing away, while also speaking on the phone, possibly seeking help. After the man threatened to call the police, the group of men quickly got back into their car and drove away.

The footage was shared by Shomrim, a neighborhood watch group that focuses on the safety of Jewish communities in North London. This incident has raised concerns and both Shomrim and the Metropolitan Police are appealing for any information regarding the vehicle and the men involved. The incident has been given a crime reference of CAD 3224 28/04/24.

A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police stated, "An investigation has been launched after a reported kidnapping attempt of a male in Stamford Hill. On Friday, 26 April at around 17:24hrs, the victim, a Jewish male, was walking on Moundfield Road, N16 when a car pulled up beside him and two males got out. One of the males then approached the victim and allegedly demanded that he get into the trunk of the car before driving off. The incident was reported to the police and officers from Hackney have launched an investigation."

In other news, there has been a rise in anti-Semitic and Islamophobic incidents in London and across the UK since October 7. Earlier this year, commuters on the tube filmed a disturbing incident where a Jewish man was told, "your religion is killing Muslims". In November, a man was arrested for throwing red paint on mosques and a Palestinian mission. This individual was believed to be responsible for 12 separate offences between October 16 and November 18 last year.

No arrests have been made as of yet in this recent incident. It is important to address and condemn any form of hate crimes in our society. Stay updated with the latest news from London by visiting The Agency's London news hub.

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