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Police believe they have foiled ‘imminent’ attack on Manchester’s Jewish community

The Guardian UK · 22 September 2026 at 18:50

Police believe they have foiled ‘imminent’ attack on Manchester’s Jewish community

Counter-terrorism police say ‘long-running investigation’ disrupted alleged plot days after two men arrested on eve of the holy day Yom Kippur Police believe they have stopped an imminent plot to attack Jewish communities in the Manchester area.

The announcement on Tuesday follows the arrest of two men on Sunday at 2.45pm in Manchester and comes during the Jewish holy month.

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Police believe they have foiled ‘imminent’ attack on Manchester’s Jewish community

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