Iraq
As Mosul recovers from ISIS rule, a native of the city is fighting to revive its Jewish past
“When [Jews] were deported from Iraq and Mosul, it wasn’t just that they were sent away. They were erased from our history.”
Israel Attacked In Iraq, Citing Threat From Iran, For The First Time Since 1980s
The strikes last month targeted Iranian weapons en route to Syria, the New York Times quoted analysts as saying.
Iraqi Victims Of The Nazis Deserve Compensation. Why Is Israel Denying Them?
Israel has no right to deny Iraqi Jews the same compensation that other victims of the Holocaust are receiving.
Former Miss Iraq May Lose Citizenship After Defending Israel At United Nations
‘There should be two states, and the two people should be able to live normally.’
Ari Fleischer Slammed On Twitter For Defense Of Iraq War
“Follow along as Ari Fleischer refuses to lay any blame for the monumental policy blunder of invading Iraq on the GWB WH.”
Britain Just Returned Iraqi Artifacts. What Does That Mean For The Jewish Archive?
The Iraqi Jewish Archive has a complicated place among the culturally significant items taken from Iraq after 2003. But it’s part of that collection.
What’s In The Iraqi Jewish Archive, Anyway?
To Iraqi Jews and their descendants, the archive represents the rich communal life and history they were forced to leave behind.
Schumer And Toomey Work Against Iraqi Jewish Archives’ Return, State Department Ponders Options
“The State Department should make clear to the Iraqi government that the artifacts should continue to stay in the United States.”
In Bipartisan Effort, Senators May Introduce Bill To Keep Iraqi Jewish Archive In U.S.
A bipartisan group of senators is discussing a bill to keep a trove of Iraqi Jewish artifacts in the United States.
EXCLUSIVE: The Iraqi Jewish Archive Could Reshape Foreign Policy. But Its Future Is Uncertain.
“At the end of the day, 850,000 Jews are now completely gone from the Arab countries. The only thing left is our dignity.”