One minor aspect of the London bombings not so far commented on (that I have

seen) is the prominence of Leeds, a large city in central northern England.

I note from my “Readers Digest Complete Atlas of the British Isles,” first edition, 1965, that Leeds had the third largest Jewish community in England at that time. (The numbers were: London 280,000, Manchester 28,000, Leeds 20,000, with Liverpool next at 7,500.)

Be interesting to know if the Jews of Leeds are particularly prominent; and, if so, if the fact of living in the same city as the hated “Zionist” enemy was a factor in the radicalization of these young Islamic men.