Two teenage girls 'motivated by hate' have been given youth rehabilitation orders after carrying out anti-Semitic attacks in Stamford Hill. The girls, aged 14 and 15, harassed children and knocked a woman unconscious in a series of incidents. They demanded money, attempted to hit people, and used anti-Semitic language. The Crown Prosecution Service successfully applied for a tougher sentence to reflect the hate motivation behind the attacks. The girls were found guilty of attempted robbery, religiously aggravated harassment, ABH, and attempted theft.