One of the two people who died as a result of an attack on the synagogue in Manchester suffered from a police shot during their intervention to neutralize the attacker, the police said on Friday, the day after this drama, which is concerned with the British Jewish community.
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The emotions were lively during the vigil on Friday after the Synagogue, where David Lammy David Lammy was hired. “Shame on you!”, “You have blood in your hands!” – shouted many participants.
The attack described as a terrorist by the authorities occurred on Thursday morning, when the synagogue was very popular for the Jewish party of Kipur.
The attacker, Jihad al-Shami, 35-year-old British British, rushed with his car at the people who were in front of the building before leaving his car and attack the believers with his knife.
A person killed by the police at the scene was never reported about extremism. Nevertheless, he was accused of rape and was on conditional release, British Media reports.
“Hero”
Three suspects, two men aged thirty and a woman in sixty years, were also arrested and placed in the police.
Two people killed as a result of the attack, 53 -Adrian Daulby and Melvin Kravitz, 66 years old, were members of the Jewish community of Manchester and lived in the Krampall region, where the Sinagogue of Park Hiton is located.
According to the local police, Adrian Daulby was reached by a random shot from the police during their intervention.
Another person was shot dead by the police.
Adrian Daulby and this other victim “Both stood outside the synagogue door,” said Stephen Watson, head of the local police, said in his statement. “The faithful acted courageously in order to prevent the entrance of the attacker,” he added.
Adrian Daulby “was a hero and tragically lost his life in the act of courage to save others,” his family paid him a tribute to his statement.
In total, three victims are still hospitalized during serious injuries on Friday, the police said. In addition to the one who was wounded by the ball, one was stabbed, and the third was overthrown by the attacker.
“Maximum warning”
The authorities strengthened safety near the places of worship and other places of the Jewish community throughout the United Kingdom.
The Prime Minister of Great Britain Keir Starmer went on the attack on Friday morning, accompanied by his wife Victoria, the most Jewish recognition.
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This is a “terrorist attack aimed at vaccinating the fear in which the Jews were attacked because they are Jews,” the head of government said to the rescue group. On Thursday, he admitted that his country should “defeat” increased anti -Semitism.
Rabbi Daniel Walker, who was present during the attack, and the other two officials of the synagogue called in the press release to get together “to fight the disaster of anti -Semitism, wherever it was manifested.”
In Manchester, where one of the most important Jewish communities in the United Kingdom lives, several people told AFP their deep concern.
“I never thought that something could happen,” said Rochelle Miller, teacher -retirement. “My father was surviving from the Holocaust and was grateful to England for giving him asylum. This will be destroyed by what is happening, ”she added.
“All my life I have proudly lived by the fact that he is a British Jew, but I can’t honestly say the same in the last two years,” said Ben Faglman, an 18 -year -old student. Since the murderous attack of Hamas in Israel on October 7, 2023, which caused a war in the gas sector, “the growth of anti -Semitism has become more and more noted.”
Israeli President Isaac Herzog regretted the LBC radio on Friday with “real horror” and calculated that “strong actions” were necessary to combat “this terrible wave of terror and anti -Semitism”.
In this context, several officials called on the organizers of the missing events to cancel the events planned this weekend, but they were supported.
Keir Starkmer asked the demonstrators to “recognize and respect the pain of British Jews this week.” “This is the moment of mourning, not the time to incite tension,” he added.
