Joint Civil Aid Corps stands in solidarity with Jewish community after fatal attack
On Friday 3 October, 2025, the Joint Civil Aid Corps (JCAC) expressed their unwavering support for the Jewish community in the wake of a fatal attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation on Yom Kippur. While the initial shock of the incident may have passed, the implications of this tragedy remain urgent and unresolved.
According to JCAC, this was not just an attack on a place of worship, but an attack on British identity and the principle that all lawful citizens, regardless of faith, are an integral part of the nation’s fabric. The organization firmly believes that Jewish Britons are not outsiders, but an essential part of the country.
The loss of life is mourned by JCAC, and they commend the courage of those who responded to the attack. The organization is calling on all those who serve Britain in good faith to reject division and reaffirm their shared duty to one another.
In a statement, JCAC reminded that the sacrifices made by previous generations during war and hardship were not in vain, and citizenship and service must hold significant value. Unity, they stressed, must also hold meaning in the country.
In light of the tragedy, JCAC urges all to remember and honor those affected. However, tomorrow, they urge everyone to continue their work and uphold the values of unity and service to one another.
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