The Scapegoat, written by Sir Hall Caine and first published in 1891, is a novel set in Morocco that explores the life of Israel ben Oliel, a Jewish man grappling with identity and societal expectations amid tyranny and corruption. The narrative follows Israel's return to Morocco after a troubled upbringing in England, highlighting his struggles with his family legacy, marriage, and the challenges posed by both Jewish and Muslim communities. This work is notable for its exploration of cultural conflict and personal transformation in a historical context.
