Jewish refugees from arab countries
Happy(ish) New Year: Holocaust remembrance as warning in an age of resurgent antisemitism
A new year invites hope – but Holocaust Remembrance Day nears amid violent antisemitism. This issue looks back to warn: preserve names, memory, and truth.
One million Jews fled Arab countries. Their stories remain untold
Jews from Arab lands are the missing piece of the Israeli-Palestinian discourse - opinion
Don't forget, remember the Farhud - editorial
At a commemoration in London, Iraqi Jews tell of their flight to freedom
The legacy of the millenia-old Jewish communities of the Arab world must be preserved.
Why peace with Israel’s neighbors depends on cultural diplomacy - opinion
Curator Sharon Tuval says: "I believe the exhibition of some of Israel’s best artists is the chance to showcase commonality between Israel and our neighbors through the medium of art."
Flight to freedom
The riveting stories of Shlomo Hillel, Operation Babylon and Atlit.
Why isn't there an UNWRA for Jewish refugees from the Arab countries?
Jewish refugees left $150 billion in property in Arab countries
Some 850,000 Jews were forced to flee their homes in Arab countries across the Middle East in the days leading up to and following the creation of the State of Israel in 1948.
Global kaddish planned for neglected exile of N. African Jewry
Some 50 synagogues, mostly serving Middle Eastern and Northern African congregants, will commemorate this painful.
Baghdad hangings: When Jews were snatched and accused of spying for Israel
Daoud Ghali Yadgar was only 21 years old when he was snatched and accused of spying for Israel.
Si je t’oublie, Bagdad
Un film revient sur l’histoire tourmentée des juifs irakiens
Remembering Baghdad
The exodus of the Jews from many parts of the world is frequently and sadly sometimes a precursor for other forced migrations.
Comment: Remembering the ethnic cleansing of the Middle East's Jews
This is the untold story of the Jewish forgotten refugees. These Jews, who survived ethnic cleansing and were systematically expelled, were now forgotten.
The French medical brain drain: Why are so many doctors leaving for Israel?
Agency officials say the average rate of disappointed returnees to France from 1990-2014 was 10 percent but that the number has dropped since.
