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Board urges community to ‘adopt’ one of remaining hostages

‘We need to tell the stories of those who have been held captive for more than 600 days’

By Gaby Wine

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A weekly vigil for the hostages opposite Downing Street, organised by the Board of Deputies (Photo: Amanda Rose/@amandarosephoto)
Welsh nurse, Leigh Evans, was filmed pleading with Egyptian police to be allowed into Gaza (Image: YouTube)

Who was the ‘Falesteen’ activist who cried at Egyptian police in an effort to enter Gaza?

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Israel's death toll has risen to 22 as Iranian strikes intensified (Image: Flash90)

JC Israel Briefing Day 619: Israeli casualties grow following Iran missile strikes

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Charges against former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in relation to the pro-Palestine march in January have been dropped (Picture: Getty)

Police to take no further action against Corbyn and McDonnell following Palestine protest

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Az al-Din Haddad, known as the 'Ghost of Al-Qassam', has reportedly been named the new leader of Hamas in Gaza (Image: screengrab from Hamas video)

‘Ghost of Al-Qassam’ with $750k bounty on his head named as new Hamas leader

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Israel is reportedly readying a solo military strike against Iran (Image: Getty)

JC Israel Briefing Day 616: Israel strikes Iran

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Yocheved Lifshitz (C), who was released by Hamas after 16 days in captivity (Photo by MARCO LONGARI/AFP via Getty Images)

Former hostage reveals why she shook hands with Hamas militant at Red Cross handover

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