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General · 31 August 2026

Manchester Jewish community feels less safe a year after attack

Manchester Jewish community feels less safe a year after attack

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The rabbi of Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester stated the Jewish community there feels less secure now than after a synagogue attack in 2025. Rabbi Daniel Walker noted rising antisemitism and a lack of action on "core problems" have made British Jews feel more vulnerable. Two men were killed and three injured in the 2 October 2025 attack.

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