Why the Palestinians Are Right to be Worried by Israel’s Outreach to Muslim Countries
Killing the second linkage.
December 3, 2018
An American Diplomat’s Remarkable Role in Rescuing Romanian Jews from the Depredations of Communism
A Moses who led thousands to the promised land.
When he visited Bucharest in 1976 as part of an American Jewish Committee delegation, Alfred Moses was approached by two Jews who began to tell him about the pervasive anti-Semitism and official mistreatment meted out to them and their coreligionists. From then on, Moses worked to help Jews leave the country, which at the time was under the tyrannical rule of Nicolae Ceausescu. In the 1990s, he became the U.S. ambassador to Bucharest, and he has recently published a memoir of his experiences. Ben Zehavi writes:
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An American Diplomat’s Remarkable Role in Rescuing Romanian Jews from the Depredations of Communism
A Moses who led thousands to the promised land.