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Politics · 1 September 2026

Burnham vows to end antisemitism after Manchester synagogue attack

Burnham vows to end antisemitism after Manchester synagogue attack

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Andy Burnham paid tribute to Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby as people gathered to remember the Manchester synagogue attack. He acknowledged that fear and sorrow remain deeply felt across the Jewish community following the tragic events of last year. Burnham stressed that safety for Jewish people is a top priority for leaders everywhere.

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