The Next Steps for Israel and Morocco
Despite setbacks, the two countries have ample reason to move closer together.
June 15, 2023
An interview with Natan Sharansky.
During his nine years in prison for the crime of wanting to emigrate to Israel, Natan Sharansky achieved the dubious distinction of setting a probable record—405 days—for time spent in solitary confinement. Like most recordholders, he is not happy about the high likelihood that his will be surpassed by the Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, who has already spent 200 days of his two-and-a-half years of imprisonment in what is known as a punishment cell. Jay Nordlinger speaks to Sharansky about his own experiences, and his perspective on those who now find themselves at the mercy of Vladimir Putin:
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Login or SubscribeDespite setbacks, the two countries have ample reason to move closer together.
Informed by anti-U.S. and anti-democratic sentiment.
An interview with Natan Sharansky.
A long-forgotten text sheds new light on a gruesome episode.
How Lucette Ferraille became Rebbetzin Ruth Blau.