Britain is ‘obviously not a safe country’: Thousands of Jewish people come together to mourn two men killed in terror attack

Yom Kippur met thousands of Jewish people in London and Manchester to mourn the two men who were killed in a terrorist attack.

The leading Jewish figures made speeches in Trafalgar Square before the anniversary of the October 7 massacre in Israel. He warned that they were facing the greatest threats in a generation.

Approximately 3,000 people gathered at the same point and 24 hours ago, 500 people were arrested in pro -Filestin protests.

Meanwhile, hundreds of people attended a rally in Manchester, despite security concerns after a terrorist attack on a synagogue in the city on Thursday.

The meeting, organized by Israel’s north -west friends, saw some posters that people shake the flags of Israel and want to release hostages.

Police and security guards from community security Trust Charity followed the event commemorated 53 -year -old Adrian Daulby and 66 -year -old Melvin Cravitz who died in the Heaton Park Hebrew community synagogue.

After the car and a knife attack, three men are still in the hospital.

35-year-old Jihad Al-Shamie, who was allegedly raped, was shot and killed by the police on Thursday while targeting the place of worship on the most sacred day in the Jewish calendar.

People hold the posters of those who were taken hostage by Hamas during the massacre in 2023

The leading Jewish figures made speeches that challenged in Trafalgar Square on the eve of the October 7 massacre in Israel.

Mr. Daulby is believed to have been shot by the police while trying to stop Al-Shamie from entering the synagogue during the attack.

Mr. Cravitz from Crumpsall helped prevent the attacker from entering the facility.

Tsachi Idan’s cousin Adam Ma’anit, who died while being held by Hamas, said Britain is not a safe country for the Jewish people ‘.

Brighton said: ‘My special concern is not enough for the prescription and application of the prescription.

‘We see that the NHS doctor explicitly violated the law of terrorism, apparently with unpunished… It is time for the UK institutions to take their responsibilities more seriously.’

In addition, on Thursday evening, hours after the Manchester attack and again on Saturday, the pro -palist protesters hit the streets.

‘Sickering and unpleasant. It means that we have to beg them to give up and refuse to give up, and they don’t really respect the emotions of the Jewish community.

People who support [Palestine Action] It adds more darkness to a fiery atmosphere, whether or not misled or not. ‘

Mr. Ma’anit also criticized the government for the decision to recognize Palestine as a state.

‘I think it is important that the government understands that the government has really missed a golden opportunity to use the minimal leverage he has to apply to Hamas on this situation.

‘[Hamas] He spoke as the fruits of October 7; If they speak as a victory, if they praise the government’s decision, we did something wrong to a great extent. I urge the government to do it right. ‘

Today’s activity is a full contrast where hundreds of people were arrested for supporting the banned terrorist group Palestinian action yesterday.

British Jewish deputies President Phil Rosenberg said to the rally in London: ‘In the face of the loss, our community was stable, determined to defend Israel’s right to exist in security and peace, and decided to face anti -Semitism everywhere.

A woman closes her head and closes her eyes during the meeting of the Jewish people in the Trafalgar Square in London

Approximately 3,000 people gathered at the same point and 500 people were arrested in pro -Filestin protests

A woman wipes a tear from her eyes during an emotional meeting before the two -year anniversary of the October 7 attacks.

Today’s activity is a complete contrast where hundreds of people were arrested for supporting the banned terrorist group Palestinian action.

The demonstrators in the crowd shouted ‘Bring them home, bring them home’ to help the prisoner two years after the October 7 attack

‘This also includes the vile Palestinian action protests that we have seen recently, Glowing almost on the Yom Kippur attack, they are unacceptable and demand change.’

Police leaders and Prime Minister Sir Keir were arrested in a total of 490 demo because he wanted Starmer to be canceled.

Bod called on Saturday’s protests to investigate those arrested to confuse racial hatred.

A video speech from Emily Damari, who survived the British hostage, was played in the crowd. 28 -year -old 471 days were under captivity.

He said: ‘When I was in Gaza, sometimes I saw anti -Israeli walks and protest clips in universities such as Colombia. It was very difficult to watch when I was held hostage.

“ If the world had forgotten us. But I also remember that Jewish communities and many other beliefs and religions brought together … I knew I wasn’t alone, I knew I was all with me last year.

All I want from you is to make sure you use your voice. This is not time to be quiet. ‘

Sir Ephraim Mirvis, the chief rabbi of England, said it is important to remember hostages under captivity.

He said: ‘Today we remember that very valuable hostages suffer. 48 is still in captivity, and each one, we will not rest until God, soon.

‘Today, some of them remember our very good friends standing with us in Trafalgar Square.

We get more inspiration from your friendship and support. The Jewish people know that we are no longer alone. Thank you for being with us during these trial times. ‘

People participate in an event organized by the British Jews Council in London’s Trafalgar Square.

England’s chief rabbi, Sir Ephraim Mirvis, said it is important to remember the hostages under captivity

During a rally in London, people shook the flags of David and Israel and Union Jack flags

A woman holds the poster showing the faces of hostages captured by the terrorist group Hamas: ‘Two years in hell. Leave now ‘

Jewish Leadership Council President Keith Black, ‘Today was a very touching and sad day for the Jewish community. As the Jewish people have done for thousands of years, our hearts have broken their hearts, but with a sense of flexibility and optimism. We will go through this process.

‘For the first time in hundreds of years, Jews were killed because they were Jewish [in the UK]. Currently, the anti -Jewish hate level of our communities on our streets and campuses … This is a threat to us. ‘

Many families attended the event such as 38 -year -old wife Lauren and 45 -year -old Martin Pattinson, who joined his three children.

The lawyer of the town of Kentish said: ‘Today I had a piece of not wanting to come without fear. But we can’t let terrorism win.

‘This is still under captivity and for hostages affected by the Manchester attack.

‘We feel threatened as a group.’