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Liv Ullmann in Jerusalem in 1987 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Liv Ullmann in Jerusalem, Israel in 1987 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yitzhak Shamir Gestures with Fist at Speeh in Jerusalem in 1986 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Armand Hammer and Jane Fonda in Lod, Israel, in 1987 Royalty Free Stock Photo

A veterinarian feeds a baby meerkat, which the mother refused. Close-up of manual feeding. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The cat turned away from her little kitten, she is exhausted and in postpartum depression, a homeless poor life Royalty Free Stock Photo

Liv Ullmann Pays Tribute to Soviet Refusenik Ida Nudel in Jerusalem in 1987

Natan Sharansky, Yves Montand, and Shimon Peres Royalty Free Stock Photo

George H.W. Bush Engages Views with Natan Sharansky and Avital Shaaransky in Jerusalem in 1986 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Former Refusenik Ida Nudel Joins Demonstrators for Pollard in Jerusalem in 1988 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Former Refusenik Ida Nudel and Naomi Shemer Demonstrate for Pollard in Jerusalem in 1988 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shimon Peres at Ceremony Honoring Natan Sharansky on his Arrival in Jerusalem, 6-2-1986 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vice-President George HW Bush Chats with Natan Sharansky and wife Avital Sharansky in Jerusalem in `986 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oscar nominated Norwegian actress and human rights activist Liv Ullmann was honored with a terrace bearing her name at the Jerusalem Cinematheque on September 8, 1987. But she, in turn, switched the event into a tribute to long-time then Soviet refusenik, Ida Nudel t-shirt likeness. She introduced her film project, `Moscow, Farewell,` loosely based on the struggle of Nudel to gain her freedom. She is joined by mayor Teddy Kollek, and her then husband, American Donald Saunders. Nudel was released the following month, to live in Israel. Nudel died in Israel on September 13, 2021 at the age of 90.