According to CCTV News reported on October 3rd, earlier on the 2nd, a car collision and knife wounding occurred outside a synagogue in Manchester, England. The suspect is a 35-year-old British Syrian.Jihadal Shamie, He was killed on the scene by police.

The British police issued a statement on Monday saying: The incident has been classified as a terrorist attack.The police said that two men who were attacked were pronounced dead at the scene, and three others were still being treated in hospital due to serious injuries.

Three others have been detained by police on suspicion of planning, carrying out and inciting terrorist acts, two men aged 30 and one woman aged 60.

According to media reports, British police said that about 9:30 a.m. on the 2nd, local time, Ashmey drove directly toward pedestrians outside the church and then came down the car and blasted the murderer. Witnesses said he attempted to break into the church, and security personnel and believers resisted he failed.

It is understood that Ashmai entered the UK when he was young and obtained British citizenship in 2006.

Based on the information currently available, the British police revealed that Ashmai was not included in the British Home Office's "Prevention" plan, which is an initiative in the UK's counter-terrorism strategic system that aims to identify and intervene with people who may move towards extremism. Police are currently investigating the motive for the attack.

At the time of the incident, British Prime Minister Stammer was attending an informal meeting of EU leaders in Denmark. For this reason, he returned to the UK early to convene an emergency meeting.

Stammer said on social media platforms that the attack occurred during the most important "Jewish Atonement Day" "to make the incident terrifying", and he also condemned the suspects for "anti-Semitism" to create the attack, which hatred "raises again", and said it would increase the police force around Jewish synagogues across Britain.

Source: Press Release, Press Release