Let's hope that Kurdish Jews in Arab countries

When the United Nations Security Council adopted its resolution on September 27, 1968, asking the United Nations Secretary-General to send a representative to investigate the ill-treatment of residents of the Arab territories occupied by Israel during the Second World War. In June 1967, Israel refused to allow the Secretary-General to enter Arab territories. The situation of the Jews in the Arab countries, then took Israel and the Zionist agencies to deceive the world by launching a frenzied campaign claiming that the Arab countries persecuted the Jews.

This subject has made me indicate a quick but sufficient indication of certain points.

For example, Jews held high positions in Andalusia, practiced freely and participated in cultural life: Vastozer Abdul Rahman Al-Nbader and the second regime Hasdai Ben Sherout (1945-1970) and the author of Prince Istzir Haban in Granada, Samuel Ben Najd, the year 1024 of the Christian era. And the excellent treatment reserved for the Arabs of the Jews led them to agree to study the Arabic language, as well as many similarities between them, and when the Arabs came out of Andalusia, the Jews were been subjected to persecution and appealed to the Arabs of North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. So we see that the Arabs were not a day to differentiate themselves Jews have worked in various fields of the fields and have opened doors for them and have accumulated enormous wealth, including ministers such as Youssef Qatawi in Egypt, the Dr. Benzakin in Morocco, André Besses and André Baruch in Tunisia and three of them at the Constituent Assembly after autonomy in Tunisia are no different in Arab countries for Jews in Egypt, in Morocco and Tunisia, but despite this treatment, they ridiculed themselves for serving their Zionist ambitions and the Jewish journalist Haim Shutzky in a lecture given by the newspaper Al Homs He went to the Arab country and met a Jewish teacher in Beirut, who asked him if Jewish students were learning at his school in Beirut. The teacher replied that they did not learn it as a poem or hymn, but that we gave it to them as a prayer they recited every morning.

Jews have created many schools, institutions and badociations and have published newspapers and magazines appealing to the views of the Zionist movement, including the Zionist Apostle's journal and Egypt magazine Zionism and the Sun and the Jewish Stand . The death of Lord Walter Moyne, British Minister of State in Cairo, November 6, 1944 Despite all this, the aggression of 1948, the international declaration of Israel and the occupation of the Arab countries did not count on the loss of the Jews in Egypt and the revolution of 1952 ensured equality for all citizens, but the Jews of Egypt reacted with great abuses. Dangerous espionage cells, where the Jews of Egypt travel to Europe, including to the occupied land, and he is trained to spy on the state Rathm just remember that the case known in the 39, history of espionage on behalf of Lavon's cause .olafun is the name of the Israeli Defense Minister at Sharett's ministry.

Despite all this, the media were not satisfied with the hesitation that Jews would be persecuted in Arab countries. Here, Jewish activist Alfred Lillenthal, who visited Egypt, interviewed many Jews and then held a press conference on January 10, 1957. On March 31, 1956, US Time magazine stated that Egypt had forced 30,000 Jews to leave the country illegally and what Egypt had done for security reasons, as was the case in the United States when Pearl Harbor was attacked while not only the Japanese had been arrested, but Japanese His statement concluded by saying: I am convinced that there is no persecution of racist anti-Semitism in Egypt and made the elder rabbi Egypt to the time, the statement Haim Nahum Effendi in which he said that there was no truth to the claims of Israel that Egypt is persecuting the Jews and pointed out that it is not entitled to the leaders of Zionism to speak on behalf of the Jews of Egypt.

In an interview with The New York Times in March 1969, President Gamal Abdel Nbader said that in Egypt, about five thousand of them out of a hundred had been arrested because they were Zionists and had links with Israel. They were arrested after the fifth war of June 1967, while other Jews could leave. The president said that Israel held thousands of occupied territories, forgetting the world, and then mentioned the few people who arrested the Jews of Egypt, even though they had been arrested for political reasons. In April 1969, as president of French television, we made no distinction between Arab Muslims, Christians or Arab Jews, but Muslims, Christians and Jews lived side by side in this region of the world without the slightest difference up to the recent differences between Jews on one side and Muslims and Christians on the other the establishment of a national homeland for Israel.

The Arabs who left their homeland Palestine left because of armed attacks by Israeli forces while leaving them ready to serve Zionist aggression plans to reside in a homeland other than his homeland and in a house that he did not inhabit. This article reveals the purpose of their presence in the Arab countries and the truth that struck the Arabs of Palestine and the entire Arab nation were severely damaged by the Zionist colonial invasion that usurped part of their homeland and continues to threaten their existence today and tomorrow, hoping they will be treated as Arabs and Palestinians.

The Jews of today are the eyes of Israel between the Arabs and what I was called to write in this article, their vision of Petra, is an optional title which was the title of an old book published in 1970 by Professor Jacob Khoury, senior official of the League of Arab States at the time, which contained documented documents and photographs.