A recent attack on a Manchester synagogue, where two people were killed and three seriously injured, has intensified concerns about safety within the United Kingdom's Jewish community. Security at Jewish institutions has long relied on both volunteers and private guards, but the rise in antisemitic incidents since October 2023 has led to increased vigilance and closer cooperation with police. Despite heightened patrols, community leaders are urging the government to take stronger action to address their safety concerns. Many feel their warnings have not been adequately heeded, leaving them anxious about future threats.