Uncover the complex post-WWII landscape of Jewish refugees’ clandestine immigration from Italy to Palestine (1945-1948). This pivotal study critically examines the clash between ‘Realpolitik’ and human rights, revealing how political strategy often overshadowed humanitarian needs. Delve into the intricate international dynamics and the struggle for refuge, essential for students of modern European history, international relations, and human rights. Gain profound insights into the era’s critical decisions and their enduring impact on global policy, making it a key resource for scholars and policy enthusiasts.