Walker, who shortly after the attack mourned the deaths but expressed hope for the future of Britain’s Jewish community, has now told the BBC: “I think we're actually almost in a harder position than we were even immediately after the attack. “I think the sense of vulnerability has grown. It hasn't diminished.” Walker cited attacks on Jewish communities since Heaton Park, including the stabbing of two Orthodox Jewish men as they left morning prayers in Golders Green on April 29. A BBC Freedom of Information request to police forces in England and Wales found that violent hate crimes targeting Jewish...
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