Jewish Birmingham grandad says 'I'm not sure there's a future here' after deadly terrorist attackWorshippers were attending Yom Kippur prayers amid tightened security at Birmingham's main synagogueView 2 Images Police and security outside Singers Hill Synagogue in Birmingham (Image: Reporter)It is Yom Kippur, one of the holiest days in the Jewish calendar but the atmosphere outside one of Birmingham's main Synagogue is seriously solemn. Two police vans are parked outside Singers Hill and members of a private security team are on patrol. Read More: Manchester synagogue horror sees police patrols stepped up at places of worship across MidlandsAll the while, details continue to unfold of the savage terrorist attack at a Manchester synagogue attack which left two dead and others fighting for their lives on Thursday morning (October 2). View 2 Images Police outside Singers Hill Synagogue in BirminghamThe grandfather, who did not wish to be named, said: "I wear the Kippa as an act of defiance. "I'm not sure there's a future for the Jews in this country.