British PM David Cameron Pledges $14.7 Million to Protect Jewish Community
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British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged about $14.7 million to protect Jewish sites in the wake of terror attacks across Europe over the last year. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
JNS.org – British Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged 10 million pounds (about $14.7 million) to protect Jewish schools and synagogues in the wake of recent terror attacks on Jewish sites in Europe—including in Paris, Copenhagen, and Brussels—over the past year.
“At a time when once again the Jewish communities of Europe feel vulnerable, and when antisemitism is at record levels here in Britain, I will not stand by, I will not turn a blind eye,” Cameron said at the annual Community Security Trust dinner on Wednesday, reported London’s Jewish Chronicle. The Community Security Trust is a charity working to protect British Jews from antisemitism.
“If the Jewish community does not feel secure then our whole national fabric is diminished. It is a measure of the vigor of our institutions and the health of our democracy that the Jewish community feels safe to live and flourish here,” Cameron said.
He added, “Over generations we have built something incredible in our country: a multi-ethnic, multi-faith democracy—and we are not going to let anyone destroy it.”
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