“Jewish communities—families, children, ordinary people—are being made to feel unsafe in the very places they call home. That should alarm us, but also unite us.” said the youngest son of King Charles III . The royal pointed to incidents in London and Manchester that “have brought this [concern] into sharp and deeply troubling focus.”  Britain has experienced a rise in antisemitic incidents, including an assault last month that saw two Jewish men stabbed in Golders Green, a predominantly Jewish area of London, and an attack on a synagogue in Manchester last year that left two people dead.  U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suggested that increasingly extreme rhetoric at marches across the U.K. has contributed to rising tensions. “Take the marches that happen regularly across Britain,” Starmer said after the attack in Golders Green.…