Britain allocates 150 million dollars for the protection of local Muslims

The British government has decided to allocate 117 million pounds (about 150 million dollars) over 4 years to protect British Muslims "to prevent some anti-Muslim forces from creating tension". The new funds will be used to support mosques, Muslim religious schools and other community centers.

The British government is allocating 117 million pounds (about $150 million) over four years to protect Muslim communities in Britain, as some anti-Muslim forces have stepped up fighting.

"We will not allow events in the Middle East to be used as an excuse to abuse British Muslims," said Home Secretary James Cleverley.

The funding announcement comes a week after additional funding was announced to improve security for Jewish communities. The new money will be used to protect mosques, Muslim religious schools and other community centers, Sleverly said.

According to the minister, the funds will be allocated to security measures such as alarm, fence and video surveillance cameras. " Hatred against Muslims has absolutely no place in our society, " said the head of the British Home Office.