HEARTBREAKING: Stacey Solomon ISSUES Stark Statement after brutal ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ in Manchester

Stacey Solomon has issued a heartbreaking statement following the tragic Manchester synagogue ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬. On Thursday (October 2), two people were killed and four others were hospitalised in a serious condition after a car and knife ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ outside a synagogue in Manchester. The ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ came on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
Greater Manchester Police said officers were called to the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue at 9.30am. It is understood that a vehicle drove into pedestrians, and one person was stabbed. Armed police declared a major incident and opened fire five minutes later, k!lling the suspect.

Clips shared on social media showed police with guns pointed at a person on the tarmac as a bystander could be heard saying the man had a bomb and was trying to push a button.
Police have since declared the ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ a terrorist incident and have made two further arrests. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has arrived at Downing Street to chair a Cobra committee emergency meeting.
The tragic incident has sparked nationwide backlash, and now Stacey Solomon has spoken out online. Taking to Instagram, the mum-of-five shared a βheartbreakingβ statement as she passed on her sympathies to the victimβs families.
She wrote: βIt is heartbreaking to hear of the ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ at a synagogue in Manchester on Yom Kippur. My thoughts & prayers are with everyone affected.
βIβm also thinking of anyone right now who feels scared for themselves & their loved ones just because of who they are. Being Jewish feels scary & that is heartbreaking.
βIt goes without saying, although Iβve said this before, my thoughts are also with the innocent people in Gaza. Being proudly Jewish & being against the horrific ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ today does not cancel the other.
βI realise no matter what I say, someone somewhere wonβt like it. But all I really have to say is that none of this is okay [white heart emoji].β But she isnβt the only famous face to have reacted to the devastating ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬.

Good Morning Britain presenter Rob Rinder took to X β formerly known as Twitter β to issue an urgent plea to Brits up and down the country. He wrote: βOn the holiest day of the year, we are ππ΅π΅π’π€π¬ed at a Manchester synagogue.
βOur children walk to school behind barbed wire protected by guns. Yet some still answer this atrocity with βwhat about…β This is my country, the sanctuary my grandfather found after surviving the Holocaust, promising freedom under the rule of law.
βToday I pray for the victims, thank the brave who responded, and wonder if that promise is fading. A community this small cannot stand alone. If you believe in Britain (wherever youβre from & whatever your faith), you must stand with us. Many Jews cannot imagine a future here, and history tells us what follows when that happens.β