ROS WYNNE JONES: 'Heaton Park terror attack is a moment for us all to stand together'Extremists of all kinds seek to divide us, but the terror attack on Manchester's Heaton Park Synagogue shows it's time for the quiet many to stand united against the hate-filled few, writes Ros Wynne JonesSynagogue attack: Greater Manchester Police statementManchester’s Heaton Park became famous this summer, when Oasis chose it for their homecoming reunion. Yesterday morning, Heaton Park Synagogue was the target of a murderous terror attack as families packed in to mark Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. It has a long-established Jewish community, the third largest Chinatown in Europe, four international universities, and a mouth-watering Curry Mile. Everything we know after Manchester stabbing in Heaton Park synagogue attack READ MORE:View 2 Images A woman is helped from the scene of a horrifying terror attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester (Image: PA)The Heaton Park Synagogue is 700 metres from the nearest mosque, as different faiths in the city exist cheek-by-jowl. And it’s a moment for us all to stand up for the ‘real Britain’ our Prime Minister spoke of just two days ago.