Iraqi jews
Alan Yentob, British Jewish broadcaster and former BBC controller, dies at 78
The BBC director-general remembered him as a "towering figure in British broadcasting and the arts."
'Ensuring their story is remembered': Report highlights forgotten exodus of Iraqi Jews
Hamas proves with Shlomo Mantzur murder that the spirit of the Farhud is truly alive - comment
Powerful new documentary uncovers the ‘Untold Story of Iraq’s Jews’
NYC bar association holds event on the Forced Emigration of Jews from the Middle East
‘People are uninformed regarding Jewish indigeneity to the Middle East,’ say organizers Carole Basri and Aurora Cassirer.
Six injured and at least one Iraqi fighter killed in explosion north of Baghdad
Two different explosive devices were detonated at the checkpoint on Saturday evening, according to the Iraqi Security Media Cell.
Jews from Arab lands are the missing piece of the Israeli-Palestinian discourse - opinion
By bringing to the forefront the existence and truth of this often overlooked narrative, we can create a better future for all based on the realities of our histories.
The execution that marked the end of Iraqi Jewry - opinion
Iraq’s most powerful and richest Jew, who had hosted the regent in his home and had no links to Israel or Zionism, could be indicted in a show trial and hanged, what future would there be for them?
Mahsa Amini's murder anniversary: Jewish singer to release song
Iraqis in Pajamas will be releasing '#MahsaAmini on September 16, the anniversary of Amini's murder by Iranian police for wearing trousers.
Rocker Dudu Tassa teams up with Radiohead leader
Tassa's great-uncle and grandfather were Kuwait-born musicians of Iraqi-Iranian ancestry, who became famous across the Arab world in the first half of the 20th century.
A Sephardi renaissance is underway - opinion
While these nations have become increasingly vocal about welcoming the return of Jews, they have painful histories of violence.
The Sassoons are having a moment. Here’s why that matters
The Sassoon family cannot be reduced to a stereotype of wealthy Jewish collectors who assimilated into European culture, nor can they be seen simply as “The Rothschilds of the East.”
Don't forget, remember the Farhud - editorial
More than 850,000 Jews fled or were expelled from Arab and Muslim lands in 1948, upon Israel’s establishment as a state.
Forgotten Arabian Jews recount lives of happiness and horror
A new book gives voice to some of the million or so Sephardi Jews who once lived harmoniously in the Mideast and North Africa, but who left everything behind after an explosion of antisemitism.
The story of Iraqi Jews, antisemitism in new UK play - a biased review
That story is not mine alone. It is the story of hundreds of thousands of Jews from Arab countries forced to flee their millennia-old homelands.