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Extra £250m to boost Jewish community safety

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Extra £250m to boost Jewish community safety
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The UK government has announced a £251 million funding boost for police forces to enhance protection for Jewish communities. The investment will fund additional officers, community hubs, and counter-terrorism training following a rise in antisemitic incidents.

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This reflects a significant policy response to rising hate crimes and domestic security concerns in the UK, highlighting the government's commitment to protecting minority communities.

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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, The unit will initially focus on antisemitic threats, but could serve as a model for protecting other communities facing spikes in hate crime

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