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HEAfter the Manchester Synagogue attack, the call for unity of the editorial launched a comprehensive debate on how England could come together and why it felt so divided among the readers.

Many stressed that solidarity should start with communities. They argued that Britain has long been proud of tolerance and diversity for a long time, but they should be actively defended rather than being assumed.

Many of them, inter -religious events, visible support for Jewish neighbors and public memorial actions can help to resist the fear and isolation of many Jewish families now.

However, others warned that division deepened that the division deepened political opportunism, polarized discussions on Gaza, and both extreme right -wing supporters and left elements inability to cope with antisemitic rhetoric.

While many of them eliminated the responsibility of hosting such toxic discourse, they called for a more challenging arrangement of online platforms they accused of fueling hatred.

In general, readers wanted Britain to resist to cope with anti -Semitism and to resist the grave of grief and fear to harden the insecurity between communities.

Here is what you have to say:

Sufficient hate

At least for the last 15 years, we have been encouraged to hate each other – we have encouraged each other to target each other, not to stand against our communities, to seek unity and solidarity, but to insecurity. Hate and manipulation are used against us, so we do not have the best interests; As a country, we help those who are very rich and strong in their attempts to rob us from everything we value. A country is a community of many people with a series of history.

I send the best wishes from Yorkshire to Manchester. I hope I will end peace and all wars and killing. In this world, we are told to hate the other person when all the person he wants to be safe, to be good and to continue life. The majority does not want to see anyone injured or damaged. We value justice and justice in this country and still there. We stick to our hope and connections. In this world, too many people want to see each other in their throats to spread hate and chaos. We shouldn’t say anymore. People, Manchester, Gaza, Ukraine, Israel and many other places, have the capacity to look at people who have been damaged and killed in this world. Yes, some people just try to harm, but people have a great capacity to look at each other.

It’s time to put an end to rich and powerful, hate, manipulations and war games, because some people in ruling people see it as something other than something they can play. They do not see any value when we have the people we love and need in our lives, in our lives, in our lives. It is time to tell those who hate that we don’t want their hatred and greed anymore to harm us all. It is time to tell those who aim to destroy our lives – we have experienced enough for your hatred!

Jjammontoast

The dark side of humanity

Historically, England has never been “traditional tolerance”! Refuting many legends would be insulting and still not alone. Human nature, shared pasts and experiences cause people to naturally create circles. It is the same thing if you come from a rough housing or a prestigious public school.

The dark side of humanity is not from being different, but to call other people as different. As many of the comments indicate, this human phenomenon has been used by many people and is not always for the benefit of those used.

oleejitis

Supporting all communities

Today in Manchester and elsewhere, unfortunately, love, power, support and kindness to the families of those who died. We have more common points than those who divide us; Can we find the power to create and maintain such a part? Peace and love.

Bianca

Jews are part of England

Starmer said Britain is a pleasant place for the Jews. I wish I was unintentionally, I find this statement wrong. From where? You should think they’re coming to you to welcome someone, so they’re not you. Let me explain what I mean: He said Starmer is a nice place for homosexuals. This means that Britain welcomed homosexuals as if they were not part of England. Jews are not “met” in England; They are part of England! Jews are an integral part of Europe and its history.

Joe22

Anger Social Media Profits

Anger is very profitable for social media in terms of participation. When people are angry, they speak infinitely and uncontrolled. Obsessed like an addiction. This then spreads like a virus and transmitted others. Social media is designed to promote and promote any profitable content, no matter what.

It is not a coincidence that society becomes more broken and hostile. Every year we see more and more open and clear hate speech. More moderate calls are just a coin gesture. These products are mainly aimed at promoting such content, and there is no political will or ability to prohibit these companies due to their profitability and popularity.

Ajames

Bridge building

We must be kind to each other. There are families suffering in Manchester tonight. Really sad! Like the pain in Gaza. We need to reach out and build a bridge.

Maggie20

England is not tolerant

In any way, Britain is not a tolerant society. British, even if they are supportive, are tolerant to foreigners if they have the same skin color. If you have a different skin color, you will be accused of all kinds of inferior crimes and the MET police will be in pursuit of you.

Wolfe tone

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