Yemen coup could spell trouble for local Jewish community

Sanaa’s Jewish community lives in a guarded district under the protection of the central government, after fleeing to the capital from the town of Saada following by the Houthis in 2007.

Chief rabbi of the Jews in Yemen Yahya Yosef Mosa with his family carries a picture of the ousted president of Yemen Ali Abdullah Salehin in his home in Sanaa

(photo credit: REUTERS)

BySAM SOKOL, REUTERS

JANUARY 21, 2015 21:03

Yemen coup could spell trouble for local Jewish community

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Yemen coup could spell trouble for local Jewish community

Sanaa’s Jewish community lives in a guarded district under the protection of the central government, after fleeing to the capital from the town of Saada following by the Houthis in 2007.

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