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 Mass grave of victims of the Farhud, 1941. Scanning of a page from the book 'Iraq' (edited by Haim Saadoun), published by the Ministry of Education and the Ben - Zvi, Jerusalem

I survived a pogrom in Iraq 82 years ago. I know where Hamas’ extremism will lead - opinion

By Joseph Samuels/JTA
 THE WRITER’S great-grandfather Alberto Berdugo (third from left) is joined by his fellow functionaries at the Glaoui Residence in Marrakech, c.1953.

Jews were in MENA before Muslims, Arabs - opinion

By AURELE TOBELEM
A PHOTO of displaced Iraqi Jews in 1951. The government hopes to give a voice to the story of the millions of Jewish refugees

Don't forget, remember the Farhud - editorial

 Wolf of Baghdad by Carol Isaacs

Award-winning 'Wolf of Baghdad' comes in Israel at Animax

 DURING THE 1940s, the writer’s in-laws, Leah and Yosef Chen, fled Aleppo on foot to Mandatory Palestine.

81 years since the Farhud: Iraqi families have not forgotten - opinion

This Monument, ‘Prayer,’ in Ramat Gan, is in memory of the Jews who were killed in Iraq during the Farhud pogrom (1941) and in the 1960s.

On This Day: The Farhud pogrom begins against Iraq's Jews 81 years ago

 ‘TRANSITIONS’ murals painted by Rubi  Bakal, now on display at Babylonian Jewry Heritage Center, depicting life for newly arrived Iraqi  immigrants in the transit camps.

Iraqi Jew recalls escape from Baghdad 70 years ago

By MAYA MARGIT/THE MEDIA LINE
This Monument, ‘Prayer,’ in Ramat Gan, is in memory of the Jews who were killed in Iraq during the Farhud pogrom (1941) and in the 1960s.

Remembering the Farhud pogrom and its lessons for today - opinion

Nessim Zalayet depicts the Farhud 311

Farhud pogrom commemorated with virtual candle-lighting ceremony

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What do the 1941 Farhud and Sarona have in common?

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When Iraq Expelled Its Jews to Israel—The Inside Story

The 'Prayer' monument in Ramat Gan, in memory of the Jews who were killed in the ‘Farhud’ Pogrom in Iraq.

Why don’t our children learn about the ‘Farhud’?

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Two days that shook the Jews of Iraq

Mahane Yehuda Market 370

Knesset panel calls for price-gouging prevention during upcoming ‘shmita’

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A betrayal by friends: Tunisia's forgotten 1941 pogrom

Nessim Zalayet depicts the Farhud 311

The Farhud – the Jewish Nakba

Nessim Zalayet depicts the Farhud 311

Recounting ‘Farhud’ that ended 2,400 years of Iraqi Jewry

By SARAH EHRLICH
Farhoud 311

Remembering the ‘Farhud’