Dramatic video shows heroic police officers tasering a knife-wielding terrorist and kicking him in the head after he allegedly stabbed two Jewish men in London on Wednesday.

‘Drop the f—king knife!” the cops yell in the shocking cellphone footage shared on X in the wake of the attack in Golders Green, a predominantly Jewish neighborhood in north London.

After the alleged terrorist falls to the ground, the officers kick the scumbag multiple times in the head while a volunteer from the local Jewish security group Shomrim helps to pin him down.

One of the cops shouts at the suspect that he is being charged with attempted murder.

In a separate video, another Shomrim guard is seen returning the yarmulke to the volunteer who pinned the assailant, after it fell off in the process of detaining the suspect.

Iranian-backed Islamist group Ashab al-Yamin claimed responsibility for the attack, calling it retribution for the Israeli execution of Palestinian prisoners.

The attack is officially being treated as a terrorist incident, according to the UK’s anti-terrorism watchdog.

The suspect — who hasn’t been identified — has been described as a 45-year-old with a history of serious violence and mental health issues, according to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley.

Another chilling video from Wednesday’s attack shows the suspect lunging at one of his victims, an elderly man, as he stood waiting at a bus stop.

Both victims, a man in his 70s and a man in his 30s, were rushed to a nearby hospital, where their conditions were described as stable.

The attack is the latest in a series of antisemitic incidents in the UK, many of which have taken place in and around Golders Green, where roughly 50% of the population is Jewish.

WILD TAKEDOWN: British Police arrest a terrorist who stabbed two Jews in the Golders Green neighborhood of London. One victim is in serious condition. pic.twitter.com/ZLi58XUA91

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Rowley blamed the attack on antisemitism being fueled by “hostile states,” as he called for greater condemnation of the hate.

“Too many Jewish people in this country feel they have to make choices that no other Briton ever has to make. They have to make choices about how they dress, where they go, or how visibly they live their lives,” he said, speaking at the scene.

“We also need to be honest about the nature of the threat. Antisemitism is fueled by hateful and extremist ideologies. It comes from hostile states, the extreme right, and the extreme left,” Rowley added.

The force has defended the actions of its officers after a Muslim activist, Ammar Kazmi, accused cops of police brutality for the way the incapatitated the suspected terrorist.

“Our brave officers confronted a man they believed to be a terrorist, who refused to show his hands, who was violent, and who continued to pose a clear threat,” the Metropolitan Police said in a statement on X in response to Kazmi’s post.

“Using only their training, courage and tasers, they detained him while he continued to try to attack and stab them. This took true courage,” the statement concluded.

Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer described the attacks as “utterly appalling,” as he praised the police and local Jewish groups for their swift actions.

King Charles, who was in New York on Wednesday as part of a four-day state visit to the US, said he was “deeply concerned” to learn of the attack, Buckingham Palace said in a statement.