King Charles Backs Jewish Protection Group

0:00On March 24, King Charles has become the patron of the Community Security Trust, the group that tracks anti-Semitism and protects Jewish communities. Across Britain, Lord Finkelstein announced the news Monday evening at the charity's annual fundraising dinner. The Trust says, this reflects the King's ongoing support for Britain's Jews and efforts to combat hate. The King's history of fostering interfaith dialogue and inclusion makes him a strong fit for the role. Those note it came from a routine review of royal patronages that's been planned for months. This development follows an arson attack early Monday on Hatsola, a Jewish volunteer ambulance service in Golders Green. Three-hooded suspects set vehicles ablaze around 145 AM, causing explosions that damaged nearby buildings. No one was hurt, but police are probing it as an anti-Semitic hate crime with counter-terrorism involvement. The King's new patronage highlights the vital need for such protections as threats persist. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today brought to you with AI.

1:02I'm Corey with The Story.