'It just didn't look right': Manchester synagogue chair on attacker's behavior

Alan Levy, chair of trustees at Heaton Park synagogue, spoke about the moments before Jihad al-Shamie slammed his car into the Manchester prayer site.

A person crouches next to floral tributes left near the Manchester synagogue, where multiple people were killed on Yom Kippur, in what police have declared a terrorist incident, in north Manchester, Britain, October 4, 2025.

(photo credit: HANNAH MCKAY/ REUTERS)

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OCTOBER 5, 2025 02:38

'It just didn't look right': Manchester synagogue chair on attacker's behavior

Alan Levy, chair of trustees at Heaton Park synagogue, spoke about the moments before Jihad al-Shamie slammed his car into the Manchester prayer site.

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'It just didn't look right': Manchester synagogue chair on attacker's behavior

Alan Levy, chair of trustees at Heaton Park synagogue, spoke about the moments before Jihad al-Shamie slammed his car into the Manchester prayer site.

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