The True Post (Web News) British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s announcement of an additional £10 million in funding for the protection of the Muslim community and mosques is not just a financial measure but an expression of Britain’s moral and social responsibility.

At a time when the Western world is witnessing a rise in Islamophobia and hate crimes, the UK government’s decision is a shining example of tolerance, equality and social justice**. The recent attack on a mosque in East Sussex, in which a car was set on fire, is a stark reminder that the seeds of hatred can be sown anytime and anywhere. But the role of the state in responding to it determines whether it fosters fear or trust among its citizens.
Sir Keir Starmer rightly said in his statement that “an attack on a community is an attack on an entire nation.” This phrase is not just a political statement, but a national commitment — a commitment that re-emphasizes the values ​​of tolerance, justice and equality that lie at the foundation of British society. Similarly, the Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s statement that “the attack on the mosque was a terrible crime that could have had devastating consequences” indicates that the government no longer wants to limit itself to condemnation, but wants to ensure the security of Muslims through practical measures.
This £10 million funding is an investment of trust.* This money is not just for cameras, security guards or door locks, but for a message that convinces every Muslim in Britain that “this country is yours as much as anyone else’s.”**
This decision can be hoped to set a **positive example** for other Western countries, where the principles of peace, respect and mutual trust will be given priority over the growing trends of Islamophobia. Today, when religious intolerance is on the rise in many parts of the world, the British government has proven that a **democratic and civilized society** is strengthened by standing with its minorities.