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- 1Family urge people to be a 'mensch' like Melvin▼Be a 'mensch' like Melvin, urge family of synagogue terror attack victim
The family of Melvin Cravitz, one of the victims of the terror attack at a synagogue in Manchester, has called on people to honour his memory by being a 'mensch' — a Yiddish word for a decent, kind person. The appeal has struck a chord as mourners and the wider community reflect on the attack and celebrate the values Cravitz embodied in his daily life.
- 2Alleged associate of Manchester synagogue attacker in court▼Alleged 'close associate' of synagogue knifeman in court to deny failing to disclose information
A man described as a close associate of the knifeman behind the Manchester synagogue attack has appeared in court to deny a charge of failing to disclose information about the attack. The case follows the October incident at a synagogue in Crumpsall, in which two worshippers were killed. Proceedings continue as investigators examine whether others knew of the attacker's intentions in advance.