'I believe in tolerance - humanity is top of the list'

The recent synagogue attack in north Manchester has drawn attention to the area’s rich tapestry of diverse faith communities living and working side by side. Anna Bergson, tied to the Jewish community, noted at a vigil that antisemitism has been simmering before the incident. Areas like Crumpsall, Prestwich, and Cheetham Hill have long been home to various migrant populations since the 19th Century, starting with Irish Roman Catholics. Local resident Safoora expressed her belief in tolerance, highlighting shared humanity despite different backgrounds. Mr Baz mentioned that recent protests concerning asylum seekers have heightened emotions in the community.

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