Jewish members of Parliament have said they are considering improving their security following the murder of Sir David Amess.
Sir David had served as Honorary Secretary of the Conservative Friends of Israel. Jonathan Djangoly, MP for Huntingdon, said the death of Sir David “brought home the fragility of MPs’ security arrangements”.
He told the JC he was “always, not least in the context of Sir David’s killing” looking at improving security. “The issue of trolling and copycat-type security threats has been significantly heightened through the use and abuse of social media,” he added.
Ali Harbi Ali, 25, has been charged with Sir David’s murder, and is due to face trial next year.
