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Why remember past events?

Commemorating past events, especially tragic ones, is crucial for healing, education, and ensuring such events are not repeated. In the story, people gathered to remember the Manchester synagogue attack, which helps acknowledge the pain, honour victims like Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby, and reinforce a collective commitment to safety and unity.

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