Police investigating possible Iran link to attack on Jewish charity ambulances

London's Metropolitan Police are investigating a possible connection to Iran-linked groups after an attack on Jewish charity ambulances, according to Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley. Rowley said investigators are examining "an online claim of responsibility by an Islamist group" related to the incident. The attack on the charity vehicles represents a potential escalation in tensions involving extremist organizations with alleged Iranian backing targeting Jewish institutions in Britain. Such investigations typically scrutinize whether attackers have direct connections to state actors or receive operational support from abroad. The probe comes amid broader security concerns about attacks on Jewish organizations and communities across Europe and North America.