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Observers baffled after Miliband describes Flydubai terror attack as ‘incident’

The foreign secretary was rebuked by Israeli officials and political rivals

The true heart of Shaare Zedek: people

New beginnings, bright futures at Kisharon Langdon

‘My art invites hard conversations about October 7’

Juliet Gilden began painting soon after the massacre...and hasn’t stopped since

Employability matters more than ever but stay positive

Every second counts for United Hatzalah

Together we can rebuild lives shattered by conflict, bringing independence and hope, one dog at a time

Toronto student groups to hold vigil ‘honouring martyrs’ on October 7 anniversary

There will also be a screening of a documentary labelling the massacre the ‘Gaza Ghetto Uprising’

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Netanyahu: Too early to say whether Iran was involved in Flydubai attack

The Israeli prime minister hailed the heroism of passengers who subdued the co-pilot and helped the Tel Aviv-bound aircraft land safely

World Jewish Relief Ukraine partner employee loses home in attack, but survives – along with five rescue cats

Galina Protzenko and her husband’s apartment in Sumy was destroyed by a Russian glide bomb

NY Jewish groups highlight lack of focus on antizionist violence in Mamdani’s new antisemitism strategy

Jewish leaders did, though, welcome a greater emphasis on the issue of Jew-hate, more funding for community security and a renewed drive for better Holocaust education

How Israel’s history forged a nation of heroes

Bravery is neither machismo nor glamour. It is the split-second decision that somebody must take responsibility for others. Yesterday, Yaniv Hayun discovered that fate had chosen him to join his nation’s remarkable tradition of courage

Roasted squash and apple soup with crispy crumbs

Autumn in a bowl

Kosher chef says new Leeds meat business is ‘a cut above the rest’

Levi Dansky specialises in dry-aged beef

Esther Rantzen remembered for reuniting Kindertransport refugees with rescuer

In 1988, the That’s Life! presenter reunited Sir Nicholas Winton, dubbed the ‘British Oskar Schindler’ with some of the 669 children whose lives he saved