'A real moral failing': Synagogue members still don't feel safe weeks after attack

Sky NewsSunday, November 23, 2025 at 4:36:00 PM
'A real moral failing': Synagogue members still don't feel safe weeks after attack
  • Members of a Manchester synagogue continue to express feelings of insecurity weeks after a violent attack occurred within their community, as recounted by chairman Alan Levy, who vividly remembers the incident. The attack has left a lasting impact on the congregation, affecting their sense of safety and belonging.
  • This ongoing sense of fear highlights significant concerns regarding community safety and the psychological effects of violence on religious institutions. It underscores the need for enhanced security measures and support for affected communities to rebuild trust and safety in their places of worship.
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