Most Australians know little about Morocco because it’s one of those places that rarely makes the news. Not much goes wrong there. In fact, much is going right. It’s peaceful, politically stable, and surprisingly prosperous. And for a Muslim country, it’s been remarkably protective of its Jewish community, numbering about 250,000 during the second world war, but now much reduced due to emigration to Israel.
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