Iraqi jewish heritage
Will Iraq finally help protect Kurdistan's oil fields from drone attacks? - analysis
For Iraq, it doesn’t seem to matter if the Kurdistan Region is attacked, because then the region can’t sell oil or provide itself with gas for electricity.
Hamas proves with Shlomo Mantzur murder that the spirit of the Farhud is truly alive - comment
Jews from Arab lands are the missing piece of the Israeli-Palestinian discourse - opinion
A Sephardi renaissance is underway - opinion
How can we stop 'cultural cleansing' in the Middle East?
Publicity seeking Kurdish official brings back memories of Jewish Kurd aliya fiasco
Public Security Ministry official Zaken: Supervisor of Jewish sites can’t distinguish between truth and lies in his eagerness.
When Baghdad burned
Against the backdrop of the Holocaust, the June 1941 Farhud Massacre was perpetrated upon the unprepared Iraqi Jews – as the British stood by and did nothing.
The Jewish master of Arabic
Most revered for his Arabic to English translation of the Koran, Nessim Joseph Dawood was a revolutionary in introducing the West to Arab literature and culture – but his life story is so much more.
Bridging civilizations
Normally the elites of Iraqi Jewry in London are associated with the great merchant families, but Nessim Dawood represented an aristocracy of knowledge instead.
The Yehuda family Torah scroll
The Torah scroll was written on the finest deerskin available in Bahdad and completed in 1912; It now resides at the Ohel Ari Synagogue in Ra'anana.
The Jewish master of Arabic
Most revered for his Arabic to English translation of the Koran, Nessim Joseph Dawood was a revolutionary in introducing the West to Arab literature and culture – but his life story is so much more.
Survey investigates why elderly parents often reject help from their kids
It is estimated that in Israel there are 832,000 people over the age of 65.
