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THE

INCREDIBLE

STORY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE

VIDEOS - EXPULSION OF JEWS FROM ARAB COUNTRIES
WHAT HAPPENED IN EACH ARAB COUNTRY

SILENT EXODUS ( UPDATED 2015 )
Pierre Rehov  (www.MiddleEastStudio.com)

They were more than a million Jews. Between 1946 and 1974, this million is the number of forgotten fugitives, expelled from the Arab world, and whom history would like to forget, while the victims themselves have hidden their fate under a veil of modesty. The Jews have been living in Arabic lands
for thousands of years and seemed to accept their fate forever,
some even considering their survival as a miracle.

But 1948, the beginning of their exodus, was also the birth of the State of Israel.

And, while the Arab armies were preparing to invade the young refugee-country, while the survivors of the Shoah were piling up in dangerous boats to fulfill at last the return to the land of their dreams and their prayers, a few hundred thousand Arabs from Palestine were getting ready to flee their home, convinced that they would return as winners and conquerors.

They were soon going to fill up the refugee camps built on their brothers’ land, and – because of their refusal to integrate – pass on their refugee status to the next generations.

The Jews did not get any special status. They had just returned to the Land of their fathers

And if they came from Aden, Yemen, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Morocco, Tunisia or Libya, if they had lost everything and sometimes even relatives, memories and cemeteries, it is in Israel and the west that they were ready to rebuild their lives. Without ever asking for any compensation, any right to return,
or even wishing that their story be told…

"WE DISAPPEARED." THE STORY OF JEWISH REFUGEES
FROM THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA
World Jewish Congress 2016 (7.40)
The stories of the people who witnessed the end of Jewish life in their countries of origin, from Iraq to Libya, and were forced to start from scratch: the Jewish refugees from the Middle East and North Africa. Jewish presence in Arab countries long predates Islam and the Arab conquest of the Middle East and goes back to Biblical times. According to official statistics, over 850,000 Jews were forced to leave their homes in Arab countries between 1948 and the early 1970s. Today, there are fewer than 7,000 Jews left. Watch the testimonies here: http://ow.ly/EdeIN

: JEWISH REFUGEES
FROM ARAB COUNTRIES
StandWithUs 2016 (2.42)
Today we remember the 850,000 Jewish refugees who were expelled or forced to flee from Arab countries.

JEWISH PERSECUTION IN ALGERIA
StandWithUs  2917 (1.59)
Jews in Algeria suffered tremendous persecution and violence from the public and the government. Today there are no Jews in Algeria. This is their story.

GONE - THE JEWS OF ALGERIA
World Jewish Congress 2017 (2.07)
Jewish life in Algeria goes back to the first century. But today, there are no more Jews living in the country.
This is what happened.

GROWING UP UNDER PHARAOH - THE JEWS OF EGYPT
Maurice Mizrahi 2013 (23.12)

JEWISH PERSECUTION IN EGYPT
StandWithUs 2017 (2.11)
The history of Jewish persecution in Egypt. The Egyptian Jewish community is one of the oldest and richest in the Middle East, yet one riddled with oppression under the hands of the Egyptian government. Riddled with violence and expulsions, Egypt has not taken responsibility for their crimes against their own Jewish community to this day. No reparations have been made. Where's the justice?

EGYPT'S LAST JEWS: '
WE ARE DYING
BBC 2014 *2.30)
The Jewish community in Egypt is on the verge of disappearing.

Up until the 1950s, as many as 100,000 Jews called the country home - now, just 12 remain. The BBC's Cairo correspondent Sally Nabil explains why

THE EXILE OF JEWS FROM ARAB LANDS  EGYPT:
Irene Beunavida
B'nai Brith Canada 2.014 (2.16)

FROM EXILE TO EXODUS:
THE STORY OF THE JEWS OF IRAQ
Jordan Salama 2015 (29.25)

THE JEWS OF BAGHDAD
irfaasawtak ارفع صوتك 2019 (6.19)
Iraqi Jews had a significant role in the country's contemporary history until the infamous "Farhood" ; AKA the Jewish Exodus from Iraq.

"WE DREAMT OF
BEING EXPELLED."
BEING JEWISH IN IRAQ.
World Jewish Congress 2014 (7.31)

THE GOOD OLD DAYS FOR
THE JEWS OF BAGHDAD
Arutz Sheva TV 2017 (13.19)

ESCAPE FROM BAGHDAD
MOSHE KATAN’S STORY
World Jewish Foundation 2012 (34.46)
Moshe Kahtan, scion of an old and prominent Baghdad family, was the last Iraqi Jew to escape the country before the 1967 Six-Day War. Having left Iraq in the 1950s to study in London, Moshe had to make the most difficult decision of his life and went back to Baghdad in 1965, knowing full well that as a Jew, he would be prevented from leaving again.

EXECUTION OF IRAQI JEWS
Center for Online Judaic Studies
2016 (4.02)

Jews were accused of the crime of Zionism, convicted in mock trials
and hanged in public hangings
which were treated like public holidays.

JEWISH PERSECUTION
IN LEBANON
StandWithUs 2017 (2.21)

LEBANESE JEWS
YehudaMizrahi 2013 (46.26
A BBC documentary by Nadia Abdelsamad on the Lebanese Jews and their history in Beirut and Sidon.

GONE: THE JEWS OF LEBANON
World Jewish Congress 2017 (1.39)
How did thousands of years of Jewish history in Lebanon slowly come to an end?

JEWISH PERSECUTION IN LIBYA
Standwithus 2017 (2.13)
Jews in Libya suffered under a discriminatory government under both fascist Nazis and radical Islamists who actively persecuted them including violence and destroying Jewish synagogues and property.
This is their story.

UK-BASED PRESIDENT OF UNION OF JEWS OF LIBYA: WE DON'T WANT TO RETURN TO LIBYA BUT DEMAND OUR RIGHTS
Memri TV Videos 2019 (4.39)

JEWISH COMMUNITY SHRINKS IN MOROCCO
PBS Newshour 2015 (7.59)

JEWS IN MOROCCO: A HISTORY
Yona Abeddour 2018 (6.39)

SYRIAN JEWS
THE SYC BOYS CHOIR! 2016 (8.05)

HISTORY OF THE JEWS IN SYRIA
Wikipedia audio article 2018 (338.17)

JEWISH PERSECUTION IN SYRIA
StandWithUs 2017 (2.18)
The history of Jewish persecution in Syria. Jews in Syria suffered some of the worst oppression under Muslim rule of any of the ancient Jewish communities - who existed in the Middle East even before the Muslim conquests in the region. This is their story, a story of struggle and oppression, for which reparations have not been made to this day by Syria or the Arab League.

As we lead up to the memorial day for the Jewish refugees from Arab countries, we share the stories of the ancient Jewish communities who were virtually wiped out by racism, extremism and violence in the Middle East

GONE: THE JEWS OF SYRIA
World Jewish Congress 2017 (1.16)

YEMENITE JEWS
Tommaya Tommaya  2014 (13.39)

JEWISH PERSECUTION IN YEMEN
StandWithUs  29117 (2.51)

GONE: THE JEWS OF SYRIA
World Jewish Congress 2917 (1.16)

OPERATION MAGIC CARPET 1949 + THE ONGOING RESCUE
OF THE JEWS OF YEMEN
Shalom Israel 2016 (9.36)
This historical video documents the dramatic and clandestine rescue of over 48,000 Jews from Yemen. Since that exodus, small numbers of Yemenite Jews have continued to return (or make Aliyah) to Israel. This video shows the emotional regathering of long separated family members - seeing each other for the first time in over 40 years.

The Bible prophesied over 2000 years ago that although the Jewish people would be scattered to all the nations of the earth, God Himself would regather them to their promised land.

Today in 2016, there remain 50 Jews in Yemen facing an uncertain future.

The video is from Karen Heysod/United Israel Appeal in 1993 and is provided for educational purposes

WYSINFO DOCUWEBS - JEWS OF YEMEN: A PERSONAL STORY BY MOSHE OSHRI
wysinfo 2018 (12.02)
On Wings of Eagles was a secret mission that began in 1949 to fly Jews of Yemen from Aden to Israel

The operation rescued close to fifty thousand people in the wake of hostility and pogroms against Jews following the creation of the new Jewish state

This video presents the personal story of Moshe Oshri, who was then a child of 12 years old

Moshe recalls the day they left their village in Yemen, the long journey to Hashad camp beside Aden and his memory of the flight from Aden to Israel

GONE: THE JEWS OF YEMEN
World Jewish Congress 2017 (1.42)