Iraqi jews
Iraq opens first Jewish museum as country's ancient community nears extinction
Iraq’s Jewish community, which dates back 2,500 years and once made up nearly a quarter of Baghdad’s population, now has its own museum in the city it largely left behind.
'Memory is a form of resistance': President Herzog commemorates the Farhud
Paris court dismisses Jewish family's compensation claim against government for not paying rent
Thousands of Middle East Jewish refugees lost est. $263 billion in assets, researchers show UNHRC
As I see it: Straws in the wind or a dangerous delusion?
Islam is the source of Muslim antisemitism, and that culture won’t change any time soon.
Why Israel ignores Iraq
Israeli decision-makers’ as well as commentators’ lack of interest in the political developments in Iraq, leads them to exaggerate in Iranian influence in Iraq and lose track of alternative trends.
Senate Minority Leader: Don’t return trove of Jewish artifacts to Iraq
"Since the exile of Jews from Iraq virtually no Jewish life remains in the country – this treasured collection belongs to the Jewish community and should be made available to them.”
Despite protests, US State Department to return Jewish artifacts to Iraq
Democratic and Republican lawmakers and Jewish groups have lobbied to renegotiate the deal, arguing that the documents should be kept in the US or elsewhere where they are accessible to Iraqi Jews and their descendants.
Manhattan's Iraqi-Jewish owned single-vine winery
Latif Jiji cited his Judaism and celebration of Passover as the inspiration for his winemaking.
Analysis: Who wins and loses from Syrian ceasefire deal?
Jordan played a key role in deal that concerns Israel and shows Washington is playing a new role in southern Syria.
On the ground in Mosul: The face of a new Iraqi military, forged in war
In the battle for Mosul, the Iraqi Army has deployed a variety of its best units, including the 9th Armored Division, the black-clad Special Operations Forces and the Federal Police.
Report: ISIS leader Baghdadi close to being 'captured or killed'
The Iraqi Army is basing its conclusion on a military assessment following a recent battle it held with ISIS militants in the city of Tel Afar, located just 63KM from Mosul.
What's at the crux of Iraqi Kurdish interest in Israel?
How Golda Meir’s biography became a best-seller in Iraqi Kurdistan and why people there are so interested in Israel.
Analysis: What challenges will the CIA face under Trump?
Decision has to be made quickly on US support of Syrian rebels.