Community in 'harder position than immediately after synagogue attack
The rabbi of a Manchester synagogue targeted in a 2025 attack says the Jewish community feels more vulnerable now than immediately following the incident. Rising antisemitism and a perceived lack of systemic action have contributed to a growing sense of insecurity among British Jews.
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The report highlights the ongoing impact of hate crimes on community safety and the challenges of addressing systemic antisemitism.
Image source, Rob Wood/BBC Image caption, Rabbi Daniel Walker said the sense of vulnerability had grown within the Jewish community
The article relies on statements from a community leader and police data to report on a sensitive social issue.
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