A Muslim man and a Jewish woman mourning the victims of a suspected terror attack that left at least 22 dead in Manchester, May 24, 2017. (Screenshot from Twitter)

(JTA) — A touching moment offered a glimmer of hope in Manchester, England, where a bomber killed at least 22 people on Monday in a suspected terror attack.

On Wednesday, Renee Black, a 93-year-old Jewish woman, traveled together with Sadiq Patel, a Muslim man, to Manchester from the nearby town of Blackburn to mourn the victims of the attack.

The pair were captured on video and in photos talking and joining together in prayer next to a makeshift memorial in Albert Square in the city’s center.

A beautiful moment in Manchester. Renee Black, 93, and Sadiq Patel, praying together in Albert Square. She is Jewish, he is Muslim. pic.twitter.com/domRfClHTa

— Daniel Hewitt (@DanielHewittITV) May 24, 2017

They are from the Blackburn interfaith forum. They travelled to Manchester together this morning to see the flowers and to pray. pic.twitter.com/vNU8FWvcJ8

— Daniel Hewitt (@DanielHewittITV) May 24, 2017

Jewish woman Renee Rachel Black and Muslim man Sadiq Patel mourn in Albert Square in Manchester https://t.co/9FGnz7Kj9u
📷 @snapperdazpic.twitter.com/6Xl26AATCe

— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) May 24, 2017

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