The Jewish Chronicle, on Gaza, 15 November 2026

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Mandy Damari plans return to kibbutz where daughter was abducted

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The Jewish Chronicle reports, from a Sunday Times interview, that Mandy Damari plans to return in 2027 to Kfar Aza, the kibbutz where her daughter Emily was abducted on 7 October. It covers the state of her home, how few families have returned and her daughter's fears. It is a personal feature about one family and one community, and nothing in it misleads the reader about the event it reports.

What it gets right

  • “In an interview with The Sunday Times, she said she intends to return to the kibbutz sometime in 2027.”

    The JC names where the account comes from and attributes the plan to Damari herself. The reader knows this is her own account, given to another paper.

  • “Palestinians continued coming to work there until October 7.”

    The JC records that Palestinians from Gaza worked on the kibbutz for years. Palestinians appear here as neighbours and workers, not only as a threat.

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