The Guardian View on the Manchester Synagogue Attack: a Wetting Way-Up Mongic ProPain | Editorial

R.Hebrew Hitton Park Church In Manchester it was impressive. It took an innocent life, and many others were injured. However, it can happen almost anywhere. It is an event that has a wider national meaning and lessons. On Thursday morning, Britain looked at the edge of one of the dark places to which modern public life is heading. After looking and seeing, Britain now needs learning and retreat.

Violence began at about 9:30 am, just as the morning prayer was held on Yom Kippur, the most common day in Judaism. The church was definitely present. However, within a short period of time, two Jewish victims had died of stabbing, with four others injuring, outside what should be a place for prayer and society. The attacker was himself shot and killed, perhaps while trying to enter the building. Perhaps he was armed with an explosive device.

Not all the details have been determined yet. The Yom Kippur Award means that some Jewish accounts have not yet been heard. Full facts will become more clear in the coming days. It seems that the Greater Manchester Police acted quickly, decisively and effectively. The security of the synagogue and worshipers also played a brave role – an example of the championship that was often characterized by the general response.

What is beyond the conflict is: It was the most deadly attack on a synagogue in this country in the modern era. It was an unjustified act at all from anti -Semitic terrorism. It was, however, expected dark and fear. It should be an invitation to wake up to the broader nation.

The immediate task is to ensure the protection of the Jewish community in every part of Britain in every possible way of more attack. This duty exceeds the security guards who are now part of the life of the routine Jewish society, and even outside the police, who were quickly filled to guard other temples. The responsibility also falls with us, as citizens. The Prime Minister was completely right to make this work as well, as he briefly made his associations in Denmark and returned to head the response. The safety of society and its members and individual families is the responsibility of the state.

The Hitton Park attack is a new and traumatic peak to the extension of anti-Semitism violence that has grown more since the terrible events on October 7, 2023. In 12 months after the Hamas massacre, there were 5583 accidents in the United Kingdom-including offensive behavior, threats, threats and damage-an increase of 204 % on an annual basis. We are within days of the second anniversary now. The Middle East conflict had terrible repercussions all over the world. The damage gets worse, not better. People of every faith and no one feel angry, impotence and fear. However, nothing can justify any part of what happened outside the synagogue.

On Tuesday, less than 48 hours before the attacker arrived outside the synagogue, Sir Kerr Starmer told the Labor Conference that Britain had reached a thorn on the road, facing a choice between division and elegance. Political speeches are often not built and are often exaggerated, but the words of the Prime Minister have become more healthy than he could have known. The road to the section is located in front of us directly. But the road to decency is the way we should take.

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