This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Abdel Latif Baraka
Israeli media recently published exciting details about the smuggling of a Jewish woman and her children from the city of Agadir to Tel Aviv, thanks to the efforts of the “Yad La Achim” organization. According to some reports, this organization managed to convince a Jewish woman of French nationality to leave her Moroccan Muslim husband and take her children to Israel with the aim of raising them according to the teachings of the Jewish religion rather than Islam.
The story began when the organization received a phone call from a religious envoy affiliated with the Chabad movement in Agadir, asking for its help in “saving” a Jewish woman living with her Muslim husband in Morocco. The woman told the envoy that she wanted her children to be raised in Judaism rather than Islam, prompting the organization to intervene.
From there, Yad Lakhim began planning to deport the woman and her children from Morocco through a complex network of legal and logistical coordination, which took several months. Initially, the family was clandestinely transferred to France, then to Israel, where they were received by religious authorities and procedures for reintegration into Jewish society began.
The organization, active in displacing Jews from Muslim-majority countries, has been criticized in Morocco, where many observers view the intervention as a threat to family cohesion and aimed at breaking up religiously mixed families. On the other hand, Israeli media viewed the incident as a “success story” to add to the organization’s list of achievements.
It should be noted that the organization “Yad La Achim” is not the first time that it has been accused of being involved in the secret movement of Jews from predominantly Muslim countries, as it relies on methods of psychological influence and emotional manipulation to convince individuals. that a secure future awaits them in Israel.
