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Synagogues and Jewish sites across the UK are on high alert tonight.
Many with added security and police presence,
following what authorities are describing as a terror incident at a synagogue in Manchester this morning.
Two people were killed and other four are injured and still in hospital after a man attempted to enter the Heaton Park Hebrew congregation synagogue armed with a knife.
Apparently it was the security guard and members members of the congregation that prevented him from getting inside the building.
The suspect was shot and killed by police within seven minutes of the first call to emergency services.
Two other people have been arrested,
but the attack has shocked the UK and the Jewish community in particular.
Manchester has the second largest community of Jews in the UK after London,
with more than 28,000 living in the city.
Today is also the most important, most poignant day in the Jewish calendar.
Yom Kippur, the day of atonement,
a chance to reflect on the year that's passed ahead of a new start to the year ahead.
It's a day many Jews head to the synagogue, even if they don't regularly attend.
Well, tonight, the Prime Minister, Sakir Starmer,
addressed the nation and tried to reassure British Jews.