Mizrahi Jews face erasure from both Arabs and Ashkenazi Jews – and still do to this day. Arab and Islamic countries in the Middle East actively erase the history of their Jewish communities.

The story of the “forgotten exodus,” Jewish refugees from Arab and Muslim countries, has never been part of the discussion regarding Palestinian-Israeli and Arab-Israeli encounters for peace.

The Jews of the Middle East and North Africa, otherwise known as Mizrahi Jews, are far too frequently erased from the general debate over identity in the American Jewish community, which has ...

To the editor: It isn’t just Israel’s Mizrachi and Ethiopian Jews whose remarkable stories repudiate the “Israel is a European colonial enterprise” falsehood. European Jewish history does too.

News How Israel’s Black Panthers radicalized its Mizrahi Jews, and changed the country A new history of the 1970s protest movement aims to plug a hole in Israel’s public record ...

Arabic language and Arab culture come naturally to many Mizrahi Jews, noted Jewish Journal editor-in-chief David Suissa. “My mother speaks Arabic, and I was raised with the Arabic language in ...

Mizrachi Jews -- from Iraq, Morocco, Syria, and Lebanon, and other Arab countries -- now have a dating website of their own, called Eldelala.

The Israeli government’s record-keeping tends to lump Sephardi Jews under the Mizrahi category as well. The second-largest ethnic Jewish group in Israel , about 32% of the population, is Ashkenazi.

The Israeli government’s record-keeping tends to lump Sephardi Jews under the Mizrahi category as well. The second-largest ethnic Jewish group in Israel, about 32% of the population, is Ashkenazi.