The narrow, dusty streets of what was once Baghdad’s thriving Jewish quarter, called Betaween, are quiet on the mild spring morning. I visited them with Emad Levy, one of the last remaining Jews in the Iraqi capital.“I am proud to be a Jew, and I tell everyone I’m Jewish. I’m not afraid of anything,” he said.After a couple ofRead More
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