David Lammy heckled at vigil near site of Manchester terror attack
David Lammy faced boos and chants over the UK Government's recognition of Palestine and rising antisemitism as he spoke at a vigil for two killed in the synagogue attack.
- Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was met with boos and shouts of "shame on you" as he appeared at a vigil for victims of the Manchester synagogue attack.
- Mr. Lammy told the crowd: "We stand in solidarity with the Jewish people, because an attack like this is never felt alone."
- Joanne Lazarus, 61, from Whitefield, Bury, shouted "shame on you" and "you're embarrassing" at Mr. Lammy as he spoke at the vigil.
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UK deputy PM heckled at vigil for Manchester synagogue terror attack victims: ‘Shame on you’
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was met with a torrent of boos and heartfelt heckles as he rose to speak at a memorial for the victim's of Friday's terror attack at a Manchester synagogue.
British Deputy Prime Minister booed at Manchester synagogue vigil
Deputy British Prime Minister David Lammy faced a storm of boos and heckles on Friday afternoon as he addressed a vigil near the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Manchester, where a worshipper was killed and several others injured during a Yom Kippur terror attack a day earlier, the Independent reported.
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