A Jewish family from Stamford Hill enjoying a beach vacation were attacked by a gang of teens, and local police refused to help.
The family and their five young children, aged 8 to 15, were playing on the beach when a group of five teens ran towards them allegedly throwing stones. The suspects, two boys and three girls in their upper teens, were also shouting anti-Semitic slurs such as “Jews!”
The incident occurred at Minster beach on the Isle of Sheppey, a popular vacation spot about 50 miles east of London.
The family took shelter and called police, while the attackers remained on the beach and continued their assault. To their shock, Kent Police informed them they would not immediatly be responding to the scene, and instead, were told that an officer would contact them the following week to “investigate”.
Left with no choice, the family was forced to cut short their vacation and return home to Stamford Hill. They have since contacted Shomrim NE London who is advocating on their behalf.
by Yeshiva World News