Multiple web search results report that British police arrested two teenagers in connection with a weekend arson attack on a synagogue in northwest London. The evidence confirms the core elements of the claim across different reports.

Multiple web search results confirm that Deputy Commissioner Matt Jukes stated that officers arrested two young men, aged 17 and 19, regarding the attack on the Kenton United Synagogue in Harrow. The evidence is consistent across multiple reports.

The web search results confirm that Matt Jukes stated that 15 arrests were made in relation to a series of six attacks on Jewish targets, which also included an attack on a Persian-language media organization. This is reported across multiple search snippets.

Multiple web search results attribute the statement that 'thugs for hire' or 'hired thugs' are involved in the attacks to Deputy Commissioner Matt Jukes, linking it to broader Middle East tensions. This statement is consistently reported across different sources.

Three independent web search results state that in the most recent incident, a bottle containing a flammable liquid was thrown through the window of the Harrow synagogue on Saturday night, causing smoke damage.

Web search results confirm that counter-terrorism police are investigating a series of incidents, including an arson attack on four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community charity in north London, which is linked to an event on March 23rd (though the specific year is not confirmed by the evidence, the sequence of events is corroborated).

Multiple web search results confirm that Kensington Gardens was closed on Friday after a video, linked by Israel to Iran-linked groups, claimed an attack on the nearby London embassy using drones. This event is reported by multiple independent sources.

Multiple web search results confirm that police stated the embassy was not attacked, but the park was shut down while officers examined discarded items, including jars containing powder.