Mark Steyn visits a dying Jewish community in Tangiers, Morocco, and comes to a startling conclusion: “By 2005, there were fewer than 150 Jews in Tangiers, almost all of them very old. By 2015, it is estimated that there will be precisely none. Whenever I mention such statistics to people, the reaction is a shrug: why would Jews live in Morocco anyway? But in 1945 there were some 300,000 in this country.”
Steyn offers further reflections on the future of the Jewish people:
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