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The Manchester synagogue attack is where anti-Semitism inevitably leads
Politicians will now solemnly proclaim their solidarity with Britain’s Jewish community. That alone is no longer enough
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telegraph.co.uk
The Manchester synagogue attack is where anti-Semitism inevitably leads
Politicians will now solemnly proclaim their solidarity with Britain’s Jewish community. That alone is no longer enough
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theguardian.com
The Guardian view on the Manchester synagogue attack: a tragic wake-up call for Britain | Editorial
Editorial: An assault of this kind was widely feared. Now that it has happened, Britain faces a choice between deeper division and greater tolerance
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independent.co.uk
Community reeling after devastating terror attack kills two at Manchester synagogue
Neighbours say they are left mourning for ‘innocent lives’ as they come together in the wake of the ‘terrible’ attack
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Chief rabbi urges ‘national soul-searching’ after Manchester synagogue attack
Ephraim Mirvis says deadly attack followed ‘unrelenting wave of hated against Jews’ on Britain’s streets and campuses
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haaretz.com
Manchester Jewish community in shock following deadly Yom Kippur terror attack
Residents of Manchester Seemed Visibly Shaken Up by the Attack on Their Place of Worship. 'It's Lonely Being a Jew in the U.K. in 2025,' Said One Synagogue Member
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‘We must not let hatred defeat us’: British Jews on their fears, hopes and sad sense that an attack was inevitable
Members of a community reeling from Thursday’s terror attack describe lack of confidence in government’s response
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Manchester community comes together to mourn victims of synagogue terror attack
Following the deadly terror attack on a Manchester synagogue on Thursday (2 October), members of the community have come together to mourn the victims and “stand strong”. Adrian…
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After Manchester, progressives should know this: Jewish people feel very alone. We need you to stand with us | Dave Rich
There’ll be sympathy and heightened security, but in the 1960s when Jewish communities faced attack, there was also solidarity. We need that back, says Dave Rich, director of…
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‘We are family’: Chief Rabbi honours Manchester victims
Most vigils don’t need police and security experts checking for weapons, but this is Jewish life in Britain in 2025