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Surge in Security Volunteers Amid Rising Antisemitism

10/13/2025

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The Community Security Service (CSS) reports a surge in participation in its ROAM program, with over 200 volunteers, many formerly unaffiliated with Judaism, who will train young Jews in security roles after the October 7 attacks.
In the United Kingdom, rising antisemitism, especially in universities, prompts officials to urge protective measures for Jewish students.
The Manchester synagogue attack has intensified concerns, prompting calls for increased security and greater community solidarity.

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The Community Security Service (CSS) reports a surge in participation in its ROAM program, with over 200 volunteers, many formerly unaffiliated with Judaism, who will train young Jews in security roles after the October 7 attacks.
In the United Kingdom, rising antisemitism, especially in universities, prompts officials to urge protective measures for Jewish students.
The Manchester synagogue attack has intensified concerns, prompting calls for increased security and greater community solidarity.