Naomi Greenaway is the deputy editor of the Telegraph magazine
Forget calling Friday night dinner a party, or pretending I’m vegetarian, post October 7 I’m proudly owning who I am
Nobody Wants This...the Jewish woman’s rewrite
We can learn a lot about loyalty and friendship – especially in the face of hardship – from our proudly Jewish kids
This year, I’m swapping lilos for lavender fields for the perfect family break
As my youngest leaves primary and the schlepping stops, I want it all back
An anti-Israel demonstration at Auschwitz turned my stomach but an Arab-Israeli delegation to the death camp and a Holocaust survivor who refuses to hate, are a cure
Why being ‘helpful’ during your kids’ exams can actually be pretty unhelpful
Are you a Christmas frummer or a Jewish grinch?
We’ve been on high alert since October 7. How do we ensure our kids remain proud of being Jewish while keeping safe on the streets?
This week I’m writing a letter instead of my column because I want to connect more personally
It's about whom to invite, when, with whom, what family to see, what to cook, and if there’s time, what to wear too
One service could alleviate passengers from the pain of packing
The world may have become more flexible with working hours - but this doesn't apply to running my household
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