Jewish schools and synagogues will get £10million a year for guards to protect against anti-Semitic attacks , David Cameron announced last night . In a hard-hitting speech to Jewish leaders last night , he promised not turn ‘ a blind eye ’ both to physical attacks and to ‘ non-violent extremism ’ . The Prime Minister said new money had been found in the Budget to protect the community following the terrorist attacks in Paris and at a synagogue in Denmark . Hard-hitting copy : Prime Minister David Cameron ( pictured yesterday ) said new money had been found in the Budget to protect the community following the terrorist attacks in Paris and at a synagogue in Denmark . He said he had been ‘ sickened beyond belief ’ by the attacks in Paris in which journalists were killed at the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo , and more people died at a kosher grocery store . ‘ At a time when once again the Jewish communities of Europe feel vulnerable , and when anti-Semitism is at record levels here in Britain , I will not stand by , I will not turn a blind eye ’ , Mr Cameron said . And he hit out at the ‘ poisonous ideology ’ of Islamic extremism , which he said involved not just terrorist attacks but ‘ incitement ’ on the internet and by radical preachers . He said this involved the peddling of ‘ the idea that Muslims all over the world are being persecuted as a deliberate act of Western policy… that 9/11 was a Jewish plot or that the 7/7 London attacks were staged. ’ Terrorism : Mr Cameron said he had been ‘ sickened beyond belief ’ by the attacks in Paris in which journalists were killed at the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo ( above ) , and more people died at a kosher store . He told the Community Security Trust , a Jewish charity which protects the community against anti-Semitism , that their 3,000 volunteers represent the ‘ best of Britain ’ . Currently around £2billion a year is provided in security to Jewish state schools . But the Prime Minister said he had been asked what would happen if there was a terrorist attack at a private school . ‘ How would we feel if we know we could have done more ? ’ , he said . ‘ That ’ s not a thought I am prepared to entertain ’ . He announced £7million a year of new money to fund guards for all Jewish private schools and colleges across the country . Terror attacks : Mr Cameron said 'incitement ' on the internet and by radical preachers involved the peddling of the idea 'that 9/11 ( left ) was a Jewish plot or that the 7/7 London attacks ( right ) were staged ' He added that MPs from all parties had highlighted the threat to synagogues and community buildings , which would get £3million . ‘ That ’ s over £10million of new money for security – this year and every year – for as long as necessary ’ , Mr Cameron said . There will also be a one-off £1.5million payment to the Trust to fund state of the art CCTV cameras . Mr Cameron said the Jewish community feels ‘ safe to live and flourish ’ in Britain , at a time when thousands of Jews are fleeing France every year to live in Israel . He added : ‘ For as long as I am Prime Minister , you will never be alone . When people talk of trying to boycott Israel , you will never be alone . With me you will always have a British Prime Minister whose belief in Israel is unbreakable . ’
PM says new money found in Budget will protect Islamic community . Cameron admits he 's been 'sickened beyond belief ' by attacks in Paris . Hits out at 'poisonous ideology ' of Jewish extremism and 'incitement '