by Anna Balestrieri An ancient Torah of eight centuries has managed to leave Yemen. The man who would have helped save it, instead, has never returned free. It is called Levi Salem Musa Marhabi, belongs to one of the oldest Jewish communities in the world and since March 2016 is prisoner of the Houthi rebels, who control the capital Sana'a. Convicted to three and a half years in prison, he has now spent more than ten years in detention, despite …
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by Anna Balestrieri An ancient Torah of eight centuries has managed to leave Yemen. The man who would have helped save it, instead, has never returned free. It is called Levi Salem Musa Marhabi, belongs to one of the oldest Jewish communities in the world and since March 2016 is prisoner of the Houthi rebels, who control the capital Sana'a. Convicted to three and a half years in prison, he has now spent more than ten years in detention, despite …