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Russian-Israeli Scientist Sentenced to 3.5 Years for Funding Navalny Foundation

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Russian-Israeli scientist Dr. Sofia Rosenfeld was sentenced to three and a half years in prison by a Moscow court for donating a small sum to an organization linked to Alexei Navalny. Rosenfeld, who holds Israeli citizenship, argued she was unaware the foundation was deemed "extremist" at the time of the donations due to her participation in an Arctic expedition. She is currently in custody pending a transfer to a penal colony, and her lawyers intend to appeal the sentence. Her father is seeking Israeli government assistance to bring her to Israel.

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  • Russian-Israeli scientist Sofia Rosenfeld received a 3.5-year prison sentence for donating to Alexei Navalny's foundation.
  • Rosenfeld argued she was unaware the foundation was outlawed due to an Arctic expedition.
  • The donations totaled approximately NIS 30-35.
  • She is the third woman sentenced for similar small donations to the foundation.
  • Her lawyers plan to appeal the sentence.
  • Her father is seeking Israeli government help for her return to Israel.
Russian-Israeli Scientist Sentenced to 3.5 Years for Funding Navalny Foundation
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