Pictured: Hero father of three who bravely barricaded synagogue door as Islamist terrorist tried to barge in ‘saving innocent worshippers’

Daily Mail, Manchester synagogue terrorist by barricating the front door from the inside to stop killing more innocent worshipers after helping to stop a father was injured.

Yoni Finlay stopped the knife called the 35-year-old Jihad Al-Shamie on Thursday, and stopped entering the Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester on Thursday.

Al -Shamie, a British citizen of Syrian origin, was killed by armed officers a few minutes after stabbing two men in Yom Kippur, the most sacred day in Jewish.

Four people were injured. The three are seriously hurt, one is hit by knife injuries and the other is hit by one car.

Mr. Finlay, who lives near the synagogue, was taken to hospital after the attack and is said to have undergone surgery.

It is unclear that the effect of the bullet on the door was accidentally hit or injured by shrapnel and flying glass.

A friend said: ‘We heard that Yoni was one of those who helped to barricade the door from the inside to stop the terrorist from entering the synagogue.

“ A stray police bullet or the bullet hit the door caused by shrapnel and flying glass was taken to the hospital because it was injured. We don’t know all the details.

Yoni was taken to hospital after the attack and was said to have been operated. It is unclear that it was accidentally shot or injured by shrapnel and flying glass.

‘We don’t know how serious it is, but we hope it will be good. He suffered wounds on his stomach under his ribs and around his waist. ‘

He added a member of the Heaton Park Synagogue, who recognized Mr. Finlay: ‘My wife saw that he took him to an ambulance on a stretcher.

As far as I know, he’s undergoing surgery tonight. We don’t know how it is, but we hope it will be good. ‘

Police, a woman in her 30s and 60s, said that a woman in her 60s was arrested because of the preparation and encouragement of terrorist acts.

After explaining that Daily Mail is just an Islamic terrorist, the suspect, who seems to be just an explosive vest.

Al-Shamie put a car on a crowd outside the synagogue before starting stabbing people at 9.31. He was shot and killed in seven minutes from the first 999 call.

It seems that he entered England as a small child and later given British citizenship in 2006 when he was still young.

It is not known whether he has come to the United Kingdom as an asylum seeker or whether he is through another immigration such as the ‘family reunion’, which may allow foreign nationals to participate in their relatives in the UK.

In an update made this evening, the great Manchester police said: ‘Although the official identity is no longer realized, we believe that the 35-year-old person responsible for today’s attacks is Jihad Al-Shamie.

“ An British citizen of Syrian origin.

‘During the incident, a suspicious device worn by the attacker was evaluated and was accepted that it was not applicable.

After the Heaton Park Hebrew community synagogue was attacked, Rabbi Daniel Walker (on the right) took action

Police sees protection outside the Hebrew community synagogue

35-year-old Cihad Al-Shamie caught a armed camera with a knife trying to enter the synagogue moments before being shot by the armed police.

11 explosive ammunition disposal of the British army investigating the device worn by the terrorist and a bomb disposal expert from the search regiment

The terrorist was shot and killed by the police after an attack outside a synagogue in Manchester (in the picture, he is a member of the army’s bomb destruction team and controls the attacker)

After the incident, it was reported that armed officers arrested two men on a street only meters away from the deadly knife attack in Manchester (a man detained by the police in the picture)

‘Based on what we know right now, our records have not previously shown any prevention guidances about this person.’

Sir Keir Starmer greeted those who bravely stopped El Sahmi to shed more blood.

The Prime Minister made a statement from 10 Downing Street to emergency service and safety and said, ‘undoubtedly prevented a larger tragedy’.

The Great Manchester Police Chief Sir Sir Stephen Watson said that the courage of security personnel and worship prevented the knife from entering the building.

Rabbi Daniel Walker was one of those who prevented the introduction of the ‘packaged’ synagogue and greeting a ‘hero’ by a worshiper.

He then relieved other people who were drowned in tears outside.

Rabbi Walker’s wife Esther was informed about what happened when the officers knocked on their door.

Yom Kippur was not aware of what happened or he could contact him because he was forbidden to use his mobile phone or open his television or radio during his television or radio.

“I was very relieved, but I don’t know anything beyond that he was alive and not hurting, ” he said.

Speaking with Daily Mail, Chava Lewin said, ‘Rabbi Walker was incredibly calm, closed the doors of the synagogue to stop her in.

“ Barricade everyone inside. He was a hero, it could be even worse. ‘

Shortly after the police shot the man, the Lord Walker was seen outside, the White Kittel – traditional robes worn by Jewish religious leaders – apparently covered with blood.

The 45 -year -old worshiper Rob was in the Kanter barricade synagogue and told him how his Rabbi Walker provided as much pasteur support.

Heaton said the terrible moment in which Park Shul was placed in the locked – but he said that most of the people inside could remain calm.

Ik We knew there was a turmoil because we were already sure that all the doors and windows were closed, ”he said.

‘I can say that the mood between our communities is very calm. Everyone takes these things in their own way, but usually everyone is very calm and honorable. ‘

He said that the worshipers were evacuated to a nearby aid center along the Middleton road.

“The rabbi provided as much pastoral support as possible,” he said.

‘Obviously we reached the police neighborhoods and we continued to do some of the service, because at the end of the day, of course weird and difficult and people have many emotions, but we continued.

“ We did not do all the service, but we did our best in conditions.

‘Your mind is in many things, but the role of our rabbi’ yes, this is a terrible tragedy, but at the end of the day, we want to remember today, Yom Kippur, Day atonement ‘and we have done as much as possible as a group.’

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