Keir Starmer commended the police force after viewing body-worn camera footage of the recent terror incident at a synagogue in Manchester. The Prime Minister, accompanied by Lady Victoria, met with officers from Greater Manchester Police, expressing his unequivocal praise for the quick and professional response they provided, which he deemed to be top-notch.
During the attack on the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, two worshippers, Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz, tragically lost their lives at the hands of terrorist Jihad Al-Shamie. The PM emphasized the importance of unity and solidarity across all communities, urging support for the Jewish community in the face of such despicable acts.
Acknowledging the crucial role played by law enforcement, the Prime Minister highlighted their swift and decisive actions, noting that their intervention prevented an even greater tragedy. He extended his gratitude to all responders and security personnel involved, promising unwavering support and protection for the Jewish community in the UK.
In response to the escalating threat of antisemitism, Mr. Starmer reassured the Jewish population of enhanced security measures and increased police presence to ensure their safety. He emphasized the nation’s commitment to combating hatred and standing together in compassion and unity.
As the country grapples with the aftermath of the attack, the Prime Minister vowed to extend support and protection to all citizens, particularly those facing threats and discrimination. He reaffirmed the government’s dedication to upholding the security and well-being of every individual, emphasizing the collective responsibility to combat hatred and promote inclusivity.
