BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

difference between Sharansky‟s description of his
imprisonment in jails and camps on the one hand, and the
personal experiences of many people, on the other hand. . .
Mr. Sharansky disregarded the ethical norms of the group
with which he identified and based his defense on requesting
the KGB investigators to interrogate activists and participants
of the emigration movement. . . Upon completion of his case
investigation, the KGB decided, on January 12 and 18, 1978
to open additional cases against 33 activists of the Jewish
emigration movement. Six Jews from the list were arrested
and sentenced to long prison terms: G. Goldshtein, L.
Volvosky, B. Chernobylsky, V. Slepak, M. Slepak and I.
Nudel.
Press Release from Vadim Rotenberg, Professor of Human
Psychology, Tel Aviv University, 18/08/02
According to my personal experience, Mr. Sharansky has
surrounded himself in Israel with cynical and dirty persons
without moral values and mafia-like mentality and behavior. .
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Some official documents presented to the court confirmed
that Mr. Sharansky really collaborated with the KGB inquest
and mentioned some names of refuseniks, afterward
punished.
Letter Of Appeal submitted to Supreme Court Of Israel by
attorney Yoram Mushkat
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister Of Housing And
Construction Natan Sharansky, had passed to the KGB
interrogators the names of aliya activists and other Jews who
tried to emigrate to Israel, and even requested the KGB
interrogators to investigate them and study the files of tens of
refuseniks all across the USSR who tried to emigrate to
Israel at that time.
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