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"Newly Elected Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky’s Acceptance Speech", NatanSharansky.org
"The prescience of protest" by Natan Sharansky
The West should listen to the dissidents in Iran craving freedom -- they can feel the future.
"Where's Obama's 'evil empire' speech?", National Post
In an interview five years ago with the Weekly Standard magazine, former Soviet dissident Natan Sharansky described the "brilliant moment" when he and his fellow prisoners in Siberia learned of Ronald Reagan's "Evil Empire" speech.
Natan Sharansky at Jerusalem International Conference for Latin American leaders: "Should there be linkage between human rights and international policy?", NatanSharansky.org
On June 8, 2009, Natan Sharansky spoke at the Jerusalem Internatinal Conference on the topic, “Should there be linkage between human rights and international policy?”.
Natan Sharanksy Speaks for the Opening of the New Russian Library in Jerusalem
On June 4th, 2009, Natan Sharansky spoke at the official opening of the new location of the Russian Library in Jerusalem, the largest of its kind in the Middle East, at 88 Agrippas street. The event was officiated by Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat and the Russian Federation’s Ambassador to Israel, the Honorable Peter Stegny. Mr. Sharansky reiterated that despite the library’s tumultuous history, and its 6th relocation, its existence and the cultural value it brings are firmly protected by the Russian community and the library’s friends in Israel’s institutions and government.
Washington Times - EDITORIAL: Iran's persecution of innocence
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"Will Libya Pay a Price for the Death of Dissident Fathi Eljahmi", NatanSharansky.org
Fathi Eljahmi, the most prominent democratic dissident in Libya, died last Thursday. Eljahmi had endured seven years in unspeakable conditions in the Libyan prison system. His crime? He spoke out, unflinchingly, for freedom of speech and democratic reforms. Two days before his death, with Eljahmi already in a coma, the Libyans sent him to Jordan. The U.S. State Department lauded his “release” as a welcome development.
CN&R > Local Stories > Israeli activist says peace is possible > 05.07.09
The focus of his speech Monday night was labeled a “dialogue about human rights, freedom, justice, democracy, peace and the Middle East.” Despite his somewhat controversial subject matter, the crowd remained mostly silent and respectful. He discussed the future of Israel, Palestine and the rest of the Middle East.
"Israeli Americans proud one of their own named ambassador to U.S." Haaretz
Israeli Americans proud one of their own named ambassador to U.S.
Former dissident Sharansky extols virtues of democracy and identity | j. the Jewish news weekly of Northern California
The last time Natan Sharansky came to speak in the Bay Area, he didn’t speak.
A dispute over whether he could bring an armed bodyguard onto the San Francisco State University campus derailed the 2004 lecture.
But on May 5, all sailed smoothly as Sharansky addressed a supportive crowd of about 200 people at U.C. Berkeley. No protesters, no booing, no anti-Israel invective.
"Natan Sharansky and the silence of critics", the Jewish news weekly of Northern California
Before Natan Sharansky’s lecture last Tuesday evening, May 5, I expected the worst. This was U.C. Berkeley after all, the Bay Area’s happiest of happy hunting grounds for anti-Israel cranks. And Sharansky – the one-time imprisoned Refusenik -- is today a proud Israeli and in-your-face Zionist.
How Durban II Undermined Human Rights - Forbes.com
Durban II, the U.N. conference in Geneva that ended on Friday, will forever be remembered for handing a global megaphone to genocidal hatemonger Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the name of combating racism. By the end of the week-long jamboree, even the South African ambassador insisted that participants stop referring to the meeting as Durban II because "it is maligning my country."
The U.N.'s Anti-Antiracism Conference, Wall Street Journal
And ex-gulag resident Natan Sharansky condemned the Orwellian spectacle of an antiracism conference run by some of the world's worst human-rights violators, an absurdity that reminded him of Soviet show trials.\n\nConsider that Libya and Iran were the leading organizers of this conference and thus responsible for drafting declarations that single out Israel among the nations for condemnation -- the modern form of anti-Semitism.
Remembering the Holocaust after Ahmadinejad denied it, Jpost
"Woe unto any of you out there who support Hamas," Dershowitz thundered. "You are supporting Hitler's heirs - you are complicit in the great evil of the twentieth century." Natan Sharansky linked the Soviet Union's "Orwellian world" with the modern UN's Orwellianism. Sharansky offered a simple test for "a real conference against racism." Countries that grant free speech should be given free speech; countries that fight against racism should be allowed to join the conference combating racism. Father Desbois, who uncovers mass graves of Jews in Eastern Europe by speaking to elderly parishioners, demonstrated the importance of challenging people to do the right thing. When he approaches, many ask "Father, why are you coming so late."
Natan Sharansky to Give Keynote Address at Durban II Rally in Support of Israel | Natan Sharansky
Natan Sharansky will be participating in this rally, and will be the keynote speaker in the session titled Israel, Democracy, and the Search for Peace
"Sharansky Urges 'Tough Measures' If Iran Talks Fail" Newsmax
While he understands that the United States might chose to negotiate with the regime over its nuclear program, he urged the White House to constantly make clear to the regime leaders "that the real allies of the free world are not dictators, no matter how so-called moderate they are, but people who are supporting democratic change."
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