By Hannah Sugars
The inquests into the deaths of the two worshippers killed at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation on Yom Kippur opened today
By Jane Prinsley
Naomi Frankel spent Succot in the heart of the Bury community and witnessed the way grief and love live side by side on these streets
By Naomi Frankel
Jewish groups and local MPs called for the gig to be cancelled following the Heaton Park Synagogue attack
By Siam Goorwich
Elizabeth Davis says Jihad Al-Shamie became increasingly violent and controlling
The money will also go towards counselling and support groups for congregants
By Gaby Wine
Incident eventually found to be a false alarm – but community remains on high alert
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Jihad al-Shamie is accused of raping one of his partners multiple times over the course of three years and forcing another to watch extremist videos
By Jamie Shapiro
The revelations call into question whether al-Shamie was known to police before he carried out the terrorist attack against Heaton Park Synagogue last week
By Daniel Ben-David
Andrew Franks was seriously injured while protecting other congregants from the terrorist
Author and former JC editor Jake Wallis Simons condemned the government for ‘hammering Israel’ for the past two years.
Manchester Academy has not even responded to the request, despite Thursday’s attack the JRC said
Hundreds gathered to mark two years since the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, and remember members of their own community murdered just this week
Lord John Mann told the JC the attack on Heaton Park Synagogue marked the first antisemitic murders in this country in over half a century
Yesterday’s terrorist attack comes following a surge in antisemitism over the past two years. The CEO of JNF UK calls on the government to do more
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