‘I’m scared to go to the synagogue,’ Manchester Synagogue Terror Attack Survivors Speak to NYT
Survivors of the Yom Kippur terror attack in Manchester have opened up about their fear, grief, and concerns over rising antisemitism as police increase security measures across the city.
The attack occurred near a synagogue in north Manchester, where a car was driven at pedestrians and stabbings were reported. People have since been gathering near the scene, trying to make sense of the tragedy that unfolded on October 2, 2025.
The emotional impact on the community is profound. Many survivors express a deep sense of vulnerability, with one stating, “I’m scared to go to the synagogue.” This fear highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Jewish communities amid rising antisemitic incidents.
Police have responded swiftly, tightening security across Manchester to protect residents and prevent further attacks. The city remains under heightened alert as investigations continue.
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By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-869409