Britain unveils its largest-ever security program for Jewish communities, allocating more than $335 million over three years for 500 additional police officers, increased patrols and protection of synagogues, schools and community centers amid rising antisemitismThe funding will allow for the deployment of 500 additional police officers across England and Wales, who will strengthen police presence in Jewish neighborhoods and provide security at schools, synagogues and community centers. Some of the funds will also be allocated to strengthening Britain’s national capabilities and improving counterterrorism efforts, with the aim of ensuring that no religious community feels threatened.GalleryAmid a surge in antisemitism across Britain, Jewish communities in the country will receive a significant boost to their security arrangements (Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP)The money will also fund the continuation of the “Project Servator” program, which places specialists and plainclothes officers within communities. They are trained to detect suspicious activity and identify individuals preparing to commit serious crimes.The record investment will lead to a significant increase in police presence in key areas. The plan includes 300 additional officers who will patrol Jewish communities in London — home to 54% of the Jewish population in England and Wales — and about 80 additional officers in Greater Manchester, alongside £43 million ($58 million) for forces in other areas with significant Jewish populations.