> a jewish charity is mounting its 'largest ever' security operation in conjunction with police amid fears that iranian-funded terror groups will target british jews around the anniversary of the hamas-led massacre of israel. > israel's national security council warned that 'efforts to carry out attacks against israeli/jewish targets abroad are expected to intensify' around october 7  a date which also coincides with four of the holiest days in the jewish calendar. > it comes amid record rates of anti-semitism across britain including incidents of physical assault, desecration to property and online abuse. > last night, the community security trust issued an extensive security notice to british jews warning of potential revenge attacks against the community following the assassination of hezbollah leader hasan nasrallah. > they warned that 'hezbollah and iran have a long record of terrorist attacks against diaspora jewish communities' so urge congregates to keep synagogue 'gates and doors closed' and that people 'disperse quickly' once religious services have finished. > in case of an emergency, jews should 'know how to lockdown and barricade', the notice concluded. > meanwhile, the metropolitan police have said that uniformed and plainclothes police officers will be 'on patrol in greater numbers in key areas' to try and protect the community from any threats. picunrel
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