Haredi campaigners have expressed fear that the Bill would lead to state interference in yeshivas and force them to teach secular subjects.
Four of the attackers jumped onto the bus and shouted at the JFS students.
The attack took place in Stamford Hill, which has a large Orthodox Jewish population.
Hendon Golf Club stated that it had been "the victim of race-related vandalism."
This comes as the number of antisemitic hate crimes in London overtake the number of Islamophobic incidents for the first time on record.
Two men can be seen approaching a haredi man while another opens the trunk of their car which was stopped in the middle of the street.
The 60-year-old man arrested on suspicion of arson near the scene of the midday Hackney borough blaze reportedly made "a number of threatening comments, some of which were allegedly antisemitic."
Advisers to the British Home Office have warned that the British capital has become a "no-go zone for Jews" following pro-Palestinian demonstrations
Gabriel Abdullah's barrister claimed that the incident had occurred due to Abdullah trying to self-medicate his paranoid schizophrenia with alcohol.
"I write out of dread at the future hatred this is likely to engender, and out of fear that these actions may haunt us, and the good name of Israel and the Jewish People, for generations.”
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