Celebrating Assad regime’s fall, Jews remaining in Syria calls on Syrian Jewish émigrés to visit
Syria's Jewish population dwindles to nine, reflecting centuries of history and resilience amid upheaval. Residents recall a ...
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Jews of Damascus spared from upheaval in Syria – for now
the Jews of Aleppo, and the Jews of Damascus. When Syria gained its independence from France in 1944, Jews in the country were forbidden to teach Hebrew or Judaism in schools and to immigrate to ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency1mon
What happened to relics of Syria’s Jewish history? Assad’s collapse spurs efforts to assess the damage.
there were about 4,000 Jews remaining in Aleppo and smaller numbers in Damascus and Qamishli. Most left the country shortly afterwards. In 2011, a now-infamous Vogue profile of Asma al-Assad ...
The Jerusalem Post Blogs1mon
Damascus Jewish community unharmed despite rebel overthrow, Syrian Jew tells KAN
the Jews of Aleppo, and the eastern Jews of Damascus. When Syria achieved independence from France in 1944, the country's Jews were forbidden from teaching Hebrew or Jewish studies in schools ...
The Times of Israel11d
The Jews of Syria, seen through the looking glass
A consequence of the fall of the Assad regime and the takeover by the HTS rebels led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, has been that the ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency11mon
Search this new list of Jewish family names from Cairo, Alexandria, Baghdad, Damascus, Aleppo and Beirut
Jews with Middle Eastern roots and a genealogical ... “This searchable index reveals to them that their surname existed also in Aleppo or Damascus or Beirut.” Sarina Roffé, a leading expert ...
Sun Sentinel1mon
Archaeologists begin to assess what’s left of Syria’s Jewish history
there were about 4,000 Jews remaining in Aleppo and smaller numbers in Damascus and Qamishli. Most left the country shortly afterwards. In 2011, a now-infamous Vogue profile of Asma al-Assad ...
Arutz Sheva1mon
'Tremendous fear' that Jewish sites in Syria may have been looted
there were about 4,000 Jews remaining in Aleppo and smaller numbers in Damascus and Qamishli. Most left the country shortly afterwards. In 2011, a now-infamous Vogue profile of Asma al-Assad ...
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Return of the cat man of Aleppo
In Aleppo, he and his team of helpers bought generators ... He spoke with all Christians and Jews. I believe in Moses, Jesus and Muhammad, because all of them had a noble aim.