Prime Minister vows to protect Jewish communities
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has spoken out against the rising tide of antisemitism in the UK, declaring that it has no place in our country. In the wake of Jewish schools closing due to security concerns and a significant increase in antisemitic incidents, Sunak has pledged to crack down on those who promote hatred and division.
Standing with Israel
Addressing Israel on the one-week anniversary of the devastating Hamas terror attack, Sunak expressed solidarity with the Jewish community in the UK. He acknowledged the fear and vulnerability felt by Jewish people everywhere when their homeland is under attack, and he condemned the intimidating behavior and antisemitism seen both online and in the streets.
Protecting the Jewish community
Sunak made it clear that the UK government will do everything possible to ensure the safety of Jewish people in the country. He emphasized that any barriers preventing the protection of the Jewish community will be addressed and resolved. Sunak reaffirmed his unwavering support for Israel, stating that the UK stands with the country and the British Jewish community, not just in times of crisis, but always.
Hamas attack condemned
The Prime Minister expressed deep sorrow and condemnation for the recent Hamas attack, which resulted in the deaths of over 1,200 people, including innocent children. Sunak described the attack as an act of pure evil and emphasized Israel's right to defend itself. He assured Israel of the UK's commitment to support its efforts in restoring security.
Thoughts and support for the victims
Sunak extended his condolences to the families affected by the attack, acknowledging the pain and torment they are experiencing. He acknowledged that the days and weeks ahead will be challenging and reiterated Britain's solidarity with Israel during this difficult time.
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