Two Orthodox men on their way home from synagogue in Stamford Hill had eggs thrown at them in an antisemitic attack on Shabbat.
The incident, which is the latest to be reported by Shomrim, occurred last Friday late in the evening on Upper Clapton Road.
“A white Volkswagen Golf egged them with such force that one victim was knocked to the ground,” Shomrim posted on X.
It added: “Hate crime detectives are following up enquiries and looking to bring the suspects to justice.
Stamford Hill has seen a series of attacks on the Jewish community over the past week.
A man was arrested after allegedly whipping Jewish women with a belt at a bus stop in Clapton Common on Sunday afternoon.
The suspect also yelled a “torrent of horrible [verbal] racial abuse” and spat at a Shomrim officer, the security service added.
Shomrim wrote: “[Our] volunteers responded within a couple of minutes and detained the suspect. He was subsequently arrested by [the Metropolitan Police] for racially aggravated public order offences and assault."
“[The] suspect has been charged with five offences and was remanded to appear in court. We appeal for any further witnesses and victims to come forward.”
The Met Police later said: “Francis Achile, 64, of Kyverdale Road, N16 will appear at Thames Magistrates' Court on Monday, May 11 charged with aggravated assault, two counts of assault by beating, racially aggravated harassment, racially aggravated assault.”
Three hours after the incident at the bus stop, a Jewish child was punched outside his school as well as another man in nearby Amhurst Park.
A female suspect was also said to have shouted “antisemitic abuse” as she carried out the assault.
She was subsequently arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated assault.
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