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Phones were switched off during Yom Kippur, and as worshippers left the synagogue in north Manchester, they were informed of the attack that had taken place just minutes away. The news was delivered to them by those who had not been in the synagogue and had their phones on. The shock and disbelief were palpable among the community members, especially on such a holy day. Despite the presence of security measures outside the synagogue, there was a sense of vulnerability and fear among the people, given the rising acts of antisemitism in the UK. One man expressed that the security measures may not be enough to prevent such attacks. For many, the attack felt like a long time coming, echoing the sentiments of a Holocaust survivor’s grandchild who compared the current situation to the events before 1935. Phones off during Yom Kippur, worshippers learn of attack
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