On one after a deadly terrorist attack Manchester On Thursday (October 2), the synagogue came together to mourn the victims and “stand strong”.
Adrian Dulbi, 53, and Melvin Cravitz, 66 killed when 35-year-old Jihad Al-Shami rolled a car at the Heton Park Congress Aradhore before leaving the vehicle and stabbing people.
Talk to IndependentA friend of Cravitz Nochem Karpelowsky described him as a “soft teddy beer”, which “would never hurt a fly”. He said: “To be killed for him without any reason is very disturbing.”
Local resident Zia Keram said that he was supporting “one of the victim’s wives” after the attack. Karim said that he is happy to give his support “he is my neighbor and we all love each other”.
Another local resident Shloomi A voiced his concerns that Jews are not welcome to Britain, although emphasizing as a community, they will “be strong and maintain our faith”.