A family outing to an Emirates airline cable car in east London was interrupted by anti-Semitic shouts, telling the family to "go back to Isra-hell," The Mirror reported Wednesday.

A film of the incident features a man's voice aggressively telling the family, "Don't come round here, go to Stamford Hill, you're not welcome."

The man repeated the phrase multiple times.

Though the family wished to remain anonymous the father stated that all his six children began crying during the attack. The children vary in age from six-weeks to ten-years-old.

Shomrim, which works in Jewish communities similar to a neighborhood watch, was working to support the family. They have posted the video on twitter, bringing attention to the event.

A spokesman for the Scotland Yard stated that they are investigating the incident.

London saw a 61 percent increase in anti-Semitic attacks in 2015, according to The Independent.

Earlier this year London Mayor Sadiq Khan told The Jerusalem Post that he has a "strict zero-tolerance approach to anti-Semitism."

By LAURA SIGAL