After surviving Auschwitz, my family found refuge and kindness in Britain. Now, with the toxic fallout from Oct 7 fuelling hatred of Jews once more, I fear they would not be so welcome today: ALEX BRUMMER

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After surviving Auschwitz, my family found refuge and kindness in Britain. Now, with the toxic fallout from Oct 7 fuelling hatred of Jews once more, I fear they would not be so welcome today: ALEX BRUMMER

Soon after the horrific October 7 Hamas attacks, I visited Kibbutz Kfar Aza, from where 30-year-old British hostage Emily Damari was snatched, and the site of the nearby Nova music festival.