Faith leaders have urgent message for Britain after Manchester synagogue attackBritish Jews described the Manchester Synagogue terror attack as their “worst nightmare” and told of how they’ve been suffering a ‘tsunami of hatred’ since October 7thView 3 Images Members of the Jewish community comfort each other near to the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue (Image: PA)Faith leaders urged Britons to stand united against hatred last night after the deadly attack on a synagogue in Manchester. “An attack on a place of worship is an attack on all people of faith, and the bonds that bind us together. Community Security Trust (CST), which monitors antisemitism and provides security for British Jews, recorded 3,528 antisemitic incidents in the UK in 2024. He added: "This attack is a combination of something that the Jewish community has been fearing for two years. He said: “On the holiest day of the year we are attacked at a Manchester synagogue.