A national day of reflection is being held one week after the terror attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Manchester, where two people lost their lives. Faith and community leaders are encouraging schools, religious groups, and the wider public to participate in vigils, moments of silence, and other acts of solidarity to honor the victims and support the Jewish community. The initiative aims to promote unity, respect, and freedom of worship, especially at a time of rising antisemitism and hate crimes. Events will take place across the United Kingdom, with faith leaders and organizations urging people to stand together against division and hate.