Jihad Al-Shamie, who carried out a deadly attack on a Manchester synagogue, made a 999 call pledging allegiance to Islamic State before being shot dead by police during the incident, which involved a car and knife attack resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries.
A volunteer security guard at a Manchester synagogue confronted and helped prevent a mass stabbing attack by Jihad Al-Shamie, who drove to the synagogue, attempted to gain entry, and was stopped by guards, resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries. The incident has raised concerns about safety and anti-Semitism in the UK.
The funeral of Melvin Cravitz, one of the victims of the Manchester synagogue attack, was attended by hundreds of mourners who remembered him as a kind and community-oriented person, emphasizing resilience and unity in the face of tragedy.
A man attacked a synagogue in Manchester during Yom Kippur, killing two worshippers and injuring others, with the attacker described as a 'monster'; several arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
Following a deadly synagogue attack in Manchester, hundreds of police officers have been deployed to reassure communities, with increased patrols and security measures. The attack resulted in two deaths and injuries, and six individuals are in custody on suspicion of terrorism offenses. The incident has sparked discussions on appropriate protests and community safety, with authorities emphasizing their commitment to protecting all residents.
During a terror attack at a Manchester synagogue, police shot and killed the attacker, Jihad Al-Shamie, and two victims, Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz, were hit by police gunfire, with one dying and the other hospitalized. The attack involved a vehicle and stabbing, and several suspects were arrested. The victims' families and the attacker's family condemned the violence.
Manchester United and Manchester City will pay tribute to victims of the Manchester synagogue attack by wearing black armbands and observing moments of silence before their matches, with additional tributes planned across other clubs and leagues, reflecting a cautious approach to non-sporting issues in football.
A terrorist attack outside a Manchester synagogue resulted in two deaths and three injuries, with police possibly shooting one of the victims by mistake during the incident. The attacker, a British citizen of Syrian descent, was shot dead by police after driving a car at pedestrians and stabbing people, but no explosives were found. The attack has been condemned as an act of antisemitism, and several arrests have been made.
A deadly attack on a synagogue in Manchester has heightened fears of rising antisemitism in Britain, amid a broader increase in anti-Jewish incidents linked to the Israel-Gaza conflict, prompting security measures and political debates about anti-Semitic violence and Middle East policies.
A terrorist attack outside a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur resulted in at least two deaths and four injuries, with the suspect shot dead by police and two others arrested; the incident has been officially classified as a terrorist act, prompting widespread condemnation and increased security measures.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue, promising strong legal action amid a surge in antisemitic incidents linked to Middle East tensions, including attacks on Jewish community sites and increased hate crimes.
A 19-year-old Michigan man, Seann Patrick Pietila, was arrested by the FBI for planning a mass shooting attack at an East Lansing synagogue. Pietila communicated with others on social media who shared a neo-Nazi ideology and glorified past mass shooters. FBI agents found ammunition, firearms, a Nazi flag, and military sniper/survival manuals during a search of Pietila's home. A note on Pietila's iPhone identified the synagogue, a date, and a list of equipment.
The case against Robert Bowers, who killed 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh in 2018, has gone to the jury. The prosecution argued that Bowers' "hatred of Jews runs deep" and that he killed the victims because they were Jewish. The defense admitted that Bowers committed the attack but claimed that he was driven by his hatred of immigrants, not religion. The jury will consider 63 counts against Bowers, including interfering with the victims' faith.
Witnesses testified in the trial of Robert Bowers, the man who carried out the deadliest antisemitic attack in US history, at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh in October 2018. Carol Black, a worshipper at the synagogue, described how she and others heard gunfire and hid in a storage room, where she saw congregant Mel Wax drop dead after the gunman shot him. Black's brother was among the 11 people killed in the attack. Bowers, who faces 63 counts, including hate crimes, could face the death penalty if convicted.
The Tunisian national guardsman who killed five people in an attack on the Ghriba synagogue on the island of Djerba targeted the shrine in a premeditated act, according to Tunisia's interior minister. The gunman, Wissam Khazri, was a member of the Tunisian National Guard affiliated with the naval center in the island’s port town of Aghir. The attack, which killed three police officers and two visitors, was not immediately classified as terrorism. The motive for the attack is still under investigation.