Security costs "bankrupting" Jewish organizations in Europe

Believe it or not, the United States State Department has a Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism. Ira Forman, a major player in the organized Jewish community, was appointed as the Special Envoy back in 2013. The Special Envoy “advances U.S. Foreign Policy on anti-Semitism” and“develops and implements policies and projects to support efforts to combat anti-Semitism,” according to the State Department’s website.Essentially, the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism’s primary job duties revolve around hyping the alleged threat of “anti-Semitism” facing Jews across the world, lobbying for more state funding for organized international Jewry, and generally perpetuating the “victimhood” and “special persecuted people” status of Jews both in America and around the world.
As part of his job duties, Forman recently took a trip to Europe, and declared that“many Jewish bodies in Europe are being bankrupted by the growing need for security measures,” according to The Times of Israel. The article continues:

Jewish communities in Europe are on edge after being targeted by Islamist gunmen in recent attacks in France and Denmark.
But even before that, many said they were victims of a growing tide of anti-Semitic crime, with the number of Jews leaving France for Israel nearly doubling between 2013 and 2014.
“Every Jewish community in western Europe certainly needs security support. Many of them are being bankrupted by the money they have to spend to protect their institutions,” Ira Forman told journalists in Stockholm.
“If current trends continue, and they’re not good… we have to worry about small Jewish communities in Europe and their very viability,” he added. […]
Education was key to fighting anti-Semitism since “ultimately security’s a band-aid,” he said.
“It’s also communication strategies. How do you push back against hate on the Internet?” he said. […]

What exactly is Forman advocating here?

First, more state funding for the organized Jewish community occupying Europe. In the United States, the organized Jewish community receives millions of dollars per year for “security” at their various institutions and organizations. It’s the same in Europe, and Forman is asking for even more funding for the Jews living there.
Second, Forman, representing the views of the mainstream organized Jewish community, argues that education is key to fighting “anti-Semitism,” which can be understood as the ability of an individual to recognize the power and influence of the organized Jewish community. Viewing “anti-Semitism” as a delusional, pathological mind virus, Jews wish to literally inoculate the entire world against “anti-Semitism” and “hatred,” and use the fake “Holocaust” narrativ eas a weapon against the masses in order to prevent any honest discussion of Jews and their destructive, subversive, and parasitic role in the world.
Finally, Forman and organized Jewry are interested in “pushing back” against “hatred” on the Internet. “Fighting hate” on the Internet normally amounts to censorship, which is exactly what the Jews want. A total ban, socially (political correctness) and legally (“hate crimes” laws) enforced, on “anti-Semitism” and criticism directed against Jews and other minorities.