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Battle Lines: The story of an October 7 survivor
Join the Telegraph's top journalists as they analyse the conflict in Israel and Gaza from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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October 7 survivor: ‘I was alone with 15 terrorists – I knew at any second they might kill me’
Adi Efrat was taken from her home on Kibbutz Be’eri and held hostage by Hamas for over 12 hours – and remains determined not to lose hope
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‘I just prayed they wouldn't be killed’: Families of the Hamas hostages share their stories
Since the Hamas attack on Israel, 203 people are still missing. Their families share their experiences - and wait in hope for their return
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I’m keeping watch at my daughter’s school gates today – I fear Jewish children aren’t safe
All Jewish parents are trying to protect their children from physical threat – but I don’t want my children to see school as a scary place
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The ‘new Instagram’ is encouraging authenticity with this one simple rule
I’ve always felt conflicted about social media, but as much as I despise elements of it, I also feel compelled to be part of it
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My daughter sees the Kardashians as 'queens' – and she's not wrong
In a fortnightly column, I share some surprising life lessons – the good and the bad – courtesy of my daughter. This week, The Kardashians
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The five unexpected teenage trends that have refreshed my midlife wardrobe
In a new fortnightly column, I share some surprising life lessons – the good and the bad – courtesy of my daughter. This week, fashion
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How Sex and the City changed my view of love, motherhood and friendship forever
As the sequel And Just Like That… hits screens, a diehard fan celebrates the influence of the show – and considers how it will fare in 2021
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Meet the women who gave up their 'freedom' to live an orthodox life
While Netflix hit My Unorthodox Life focuses on one woman who left Orthodox Judaism, others have found happiness treading the opposite path
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The warped debate about Israel is fuelling a rise in hatred
We must stop an appalling surge in anti-Jewish racism that has turned even our children into targets
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Is laser eye surgery the ultimate remedy for mask-induced foggy glasses?
As masks have made wearing specs a frustratingly steamy occupation, one writer shares what it feels like to fling hers out for good
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Parents understand what's behind the school sex scandal... and it's time the Government listened
If tech companies don't care about the effect of porn on our kids, at least our elected representatives should. And they should act
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I know the secret to Meghan and Harry's happy new lifestyle
They may have Californian sunshine and acres of land, but one writer explains why it's the humble chicken that has lifted royal spirits
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What my son and I learnt from sitting the 11-plus online
For children sitting this year's 11-plus, online exams and Zoom interviews (plus a few technical hitches) added to the stress
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How two letters kicked off a national kindness project
When Alice Irwin encouraged her children to write to care home residents, she never imagined she would end up bringing joy to thousands
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