The Metropolitan Police announces it is deploying an additional team of 100 officers in London to help tackle antisemitism. The decision follows arrests made over the weekend, as the force says it is increasing visible policing and support for affected communities. Separate reporting from the Met also states that rocks were thrown at a Jewish community ambulance. The police force says the new officers will patrol and work to improve protection for the Jewish community, reflecting heightened concerns about antisemitic incidents. The details provided across outlets focus on the scale of the additional officer deployment, the timing after weekend arrests, and the reported incident involving stones thrown at an ambulance. No outlet included further information in the provided summaries about the number of arrests, any injuries, or whether additional charges are expected. The Met’s actions are presented as part of an ongoing effort to address antisemitic threats and incidents in London.