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EXCLUSIVE: Study reveals flood of blood-curdling Jew-hate following Manchester attack

The Centre for Countering Digital Hate analysed social media posts following last week’s atrocity

October 10, 2025 13:41
Copy of Congregants of Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation (Photo: Getty)
Congregants of Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation comfort each other in the aftermath of the terrorist attack on Yom Kippur (Photo: Getty)
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A study by the Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), which works to combat online hate speech, has revealed how antisemites enthused about the Manchester terror attack and doubled down on their hatred in the wake of the atrocity.

In one example, following the Heat Heaton Park Synagogue attack last Thursday, one person wrote on X: "Shame they didn't get more" and "only two deleted... we have to get the numbers up".

Another posted about the Jewish worshippers: "Wish they burned them all alive... some of the darkest, nastiest people on earth... criminals supporting genocide since the creation of the Earth."

CCDH – which shared its findings exclusively with the JC – analysed the reply sections of 125 posts made by 13 “prominent British Jews" expressing their grief and denouncing antisemitism.

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