Home Office to spend £250m on protecting Jewish communities in England and Wales

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The investment comes in response to a rise in antisemitic incidents, which have sparked concerns about the safety and security of Jewish communities in England and Wales. The funding will not only increase the physical presence of police in these areas but also enhance national counter-terrorism capabilities, acknowledging the complex nature of the threats faced by these communities. This initiative is part of a broader effort to address hate crimes and ensure the well-being of vulnerable groups across the country.

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Home Office to spend £250m on protecting Jewish communities in England and Wales

Three-year plan will deliver an extra 500 officers to patrol Jewish neighbourhoods after series of antisemitic incidents More than £250m will be invested by the government to increase policing in Jewish communities after a spate of violent attacks, the Home Office has announced. The funding over the next three years will deliver more than 500 additional officers across England and Wales in Jewish neighbourhoods and a…