VOICED : Israel may soon shed light on stolen babies mystery

The transcript discusses the story of a Yemeni immigrant whose baby vanished in a refugee camp in 1950. Allegations suggest thousands of babies were stolen and adopted by Jewish families of Western origin after Israel's establishment in 1948. Official inquiries have mostly found these children died as claimed. Personal stories, like that of Gil Gruenbaum, highlight the issue. A lawmaker has formed a caucus to investigate, spotlighting intra-Jewish racism. Despite a 1995 inquiry rejecting theft claims, calls for transparency continue, with support from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

What significant event did the Yemeni immigrant experience at the refugee camp?

• She received a scholarship.

• Her newborn vanished.

• Her family was reunited.

• She found a new job.

What was Gil Gruenbaum's shocking discovery about his past?

• He was a war hero.

• He was a refugee.

• He was adopted.

• He was a twin.

What was a common characteristic of the new immigrants mentioned in the second section?

• They were naive and didn't ask many questions.

• They were politically influential.

• They were very wealthy.

• They were highly educated.

What issue has the alleged baby abductions highlighted within the Jewish community?

• Political corruption.

• Intra-Jewish racism.

• Economic disparity.

• Religious differences.

What action has the Israeli Prime Minister shown support for regarding the baby abduction cases?

• Punishing the whistleblowers.

• Ignoring the allegations.

• Reopening the classified files.

• Closing the files permanently.