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9780827603707

The Jews of Arab Lands in Modern Times

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    9780827603707

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    0827603703

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1991-01-01
  • Publisher: Jewish Pubn Society
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Summary

Norman Stillman continues the saga he so eloquently began in The Jews of Arab Lands, focusing here on the dramatic events of the twentieth century.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
xvii
Preface xxi
Note on Style xxvii
PART ONE HISTORY
The Nineteenth Century and The Impact of The West
3(24)
Social Transformations
27(20)
Between Nationalism and Colonialism In The Aftermath of The First World War
47(18)
Zionism and The Jews of Arab Lands
65(28)
Egypt
67(4)
North Africa
71(9)
The Levant
80(13)
Darkening shadows: 1929 to 1939
93(20)
The Palestine Issue
94(10)
The Penetration of Anti-Semitism
104(1)
The German and Italian Impact
105(3)
Jewish Responses to Anti-Semitism in Europe and at Home
108(3)
On the Eve of World War II
111(2)
World War Two and Its Impact
113(28)
Egypt and the Levant States
113(3)
Iraq
116(5)
North Africa
121(15)
Transformations
136(5)
The Last Chapter
141(42)
Rising Tensions in the Postwar Era
141(8)
The Irrevocable Split
149(6)
The Mass Exodus Begins
155(13)
The Second Stage of the Exodus
168(9)
Epilogue
177(6)
PART TWO SOURCES
The Nineteenth Century and The Impact of The West
183(16)
The cAhd al-Aman
183(3)
A Religious Generation Gap in Algiers
186(1)
A Pastoral Letter from the Chief Rabbi of France to the Jews of Algeria Urging Reforms
187(3)
Statutes of the Jewish Community in Alexandria, Egypt
190(7)
The Jewish Community of Sidon at the Turn of the Century
197(2)
Social Transformations
199(54)
A Letter from the Alliance Israelite Universelle to Rabbi Raphael Abensur of Fez Requesting His Help in Combating Child Marriage
199(2)
A European Jew Tries to Rescue a Girl from a Child Marriage in Morocco
201(1)
The Jewish Community of Suez Requests Assistance for Yemenite Refugees
202(1)
A Report on Jewish Emigration from Tetouan
203(3)
A Judeo-Arabic Report on the Iraqi Jewish Colony in China
206(1)
A Visit to the Jewish Cave Dwellers of Libya
207(5)
More Among the Cave Dwellers
212(8)
The Chief Rabbi of Cairo's Responsum on Prostitutes' Gifts to the Synagogue
220(2)
A Syrian Rabbi Preaches against the New Morality
222(1)
The Rabbis of Aleppo Pronounce a Ban of Anathema upon Sabbath Desecrators
223(2)
A Twentieth-Century Yemenite Version of the Pact of cUmar
225(2)
Reactions in Mosul to the Constitutional Reform of the Young Turks
227(1)
A Jewish Egyptian Patriot Calls for Deemphasizing Religion in His Country's Public Life for the Sake of National Unity
228(3)
The Jews of Beirut Complain about Their New chief Rabbi to the Hakham Bashi of the Ottoman Empire
231(4)
The Chief Rabbi of Beirut Defends Himself
235(1)
The Traditional Jewish Schools of Sanca
236(2)
The Modern Jewish School in Sanca
238(2)
An English Traveler and Middle East Expert Visits the Alliance Israelite School in Mosul
240(1)
The Chief Rabbi of Alexandria Complains about the Treatment of His Son in an Alliance School
241(2)
A Baghdadi Rabbi Decries the Decline of Traditional Morals
243(2)
A Wave of Conversions among Jewish Youth at Christian Schools in Egypt Shocks the Community
245(3)
A Converted Youth Returns to Judaism
248(1)
A Letter from One Egyptian ``Jew for Jesus'' to Another
249(1)
The Gallicization of a Tunisian Jewish Boy in the Years Just Prior to World War I
250(3)
Between Nationalism and Colonialism in The Aftermath of The First World War
253(52)
A Tunisian Jew's Struggle to Serve His Adopted Country in World WarI
253(1)
Turkish Exactions Weigh Heavily upon Baghdadi Jews during World War I
254(2)
The Jews of Baghdad Petition for British Citizenship at the End of World WarI
256(3)
An Iraqi Nationalist Appeal to Non-Muslims
259(1)
An Excerpt from a Speech Given by King Faysal to the Jewish Communal Leaders of Baghdad
260(1)
Observations on the Commercial Life of Baghdad
261(2)
The Jewish Community of Damascus in 1919
263(9)
Contacts between Zionists and Arab Nationalists in Damascus
272(2)
A Directive Banning hebrew as the Language of Instruction in Syrian Jewish Schools
274(1)
The Vicissitudes of Jewish Youth Clubs in Damascus
275(3)
A Syrian Rabbi Criticizes ``the New Intellectuals''
278(2)
A Syrian Journalist Is Stunned That Jewish Students Excel in Arabic Exams
280(1)
Speaking Judeo-Arabic in Mixed Company
281(3)
The Jewish Schools of Baghdad in 1929
284(4)
The Theosophist Controversy among the jews of Basra
288(3)
An Alliance Official's Visit to the Jewish Community of Damascus in 1929
291(3)
A Plea for Help from the Jews of Hodeida to Their Coreligionists in London
294(3)
An Arab Journalist's Impressions of the Jewish Quarter of Sanca
297(3)
Articles Dealing with Moroccan Jews in the Statute of the International Zone of Tangier
300(2)
A Gallicized Moroccan Jew Calls Upon His Coreligionists to Identify Totally with France
302(1)
A Moroccan Jewish Teacher on the Need for Arabic in the Alliance Schools in Morocco
303(2)
Zionism and The Jews of Arab Lands
305(52)
A Letter to Theodor Herzl from Egypt's First Zionist Society
305(2)
Mass Demonstrations by Egyptian Jews in Celebration of the Balfour Declaration
307(2)
A Call to Alexandrian Jewry to Celebrate the San Remo Recognition of the Balfour Declaration and to Contribute to the Zionist Enterprise
309(2)
The First Fund Raising Efforts by Moroccan Zionsists
311(1)
A Letter to Theodor Herzl from the Zionists of Safi, Morocco
312(2)
A Report to the Colonial Authorities on Emigration to Palestine and on Zionism in Morocco by a French-Appointed Jewish Official
314(2)
An Alliance Report on a Wave of cAliya from Fez to Palestine with Suggestions on How to Stem the Tide
316(2)
French and Jewish Officials Oppose the Formation of a Zionist Society in Morocco
318(1)
A Tunisian United Jewish Appeal
319(3)
The Zionist Movement in Tunis in the Late 1920s
322(2)
The Circolo Sion Appeals for Public Support During the Communal Elections in Tripoli
324(1)
Abraham Elmaleh Propagandizes for Zionism and Sephardi Revival among the Jews of Berut
325(3)
A Public Declaration by the Damascene Jewish Youth Association Disavowing Zionism and Pledging Loyalty to the Arab Cause
328(1)
A Sephardi Leader in Aleppo Complains That the Jewish Agency Is Ignoring Would-be cOlim from His City
329(2)
An Iraqi Jewish Notable Expresses His Reservations on Zionism
331(3)
The Iraqi Zionist Federation Reports on Its Activities for 1923 to 1925
334(3)
The Founder of an Iraqi Jewish Newspaper Requests the World Zionist Organization to Intervene with the British Government on Behalf of His Publication
337(3)
Iraqi Zionists Complain about Their Lack of Representation in the Jewish Agency and of Ashkenazi Bias
340(2)
A Report on the Ban Upon Zionist Activities in Iraq
342(3)
An Arab Journalist Accuses Iraqi of Jews of Zionist Intrigues
345(3)
A Moroccan Arab Journalist Attacks Zionist Activities in His Country
348(2)
Jewish Boy Scouts in Tangier Cause a Stir among Arab Nationalists
350(1)
An Arabic Edition of ``The Protocols'' in Beirut
351(1)
The Jews of Beirut Petition the Authorities for a Ban on the Sale of ``The Protocols''
352(1)
Adeni Jews and Zionism
353(4)
Darkening Shadows: 1929 to 1939
357(48)
The State of Syrian Jewry in the Immediate Aftermath of the Western Wall Disturbances
357(3)
An Accusation of Mosque Desecration Results in Mob Violence against the Jews of Aden
360(2)
An Official British Statement on the Anti-Jewish Riots in Aden
362(1)
A Gallicized Algerian Muslim Reflects upon the Constantine Pogrom of 1934
363(2)
An Assessment of Arab Nationalist Feelings toward the Jews in North Africa
365(2)
The Arrival of Refugee Jewish Doctors in Syria Stirs Opposition
367(1)
The Alliance in Baghdad Aids the First Jewish Refugees from Germany in Its Midst and Tries to Rally Communal Action
368(1)
The Iraqi Government Initiates Several Anti-Jewish Measures
369(1)
The Maronite Patriarch Issues a Pastoral Letter Deploring Nazi Persecution of the Jews
370(1)
A Position Paper by Lebanese and Syrian Jewish Leaders at the Time of the French-Arab Negotiations in Paris for Termination of the Mandates
371(5)
The Jewish Community of Beirut Receives the Maronite Patriarch
376(2)
The Ten Commandments of the Egyptian Jewish Boycott of Axis Goods
378(1)
Anti-Jewish Demonstrations in Egypt on the Prophert's Birthday
379(2)
An Anti-British and Anti-Zionist Tract Distributed in Tunisia
381(2)
Repercussions from the Arab General Strike in Palestine upon Damascene Jewry
383(2)
An Anti-Jewish Pamphlet Distributed by Arab Militants in Cairo
385(1)
The American Charge D'Affaires in Baghdad Reports on the Repercussions of the Palestinian Arab General Strike for Iraqi Jews
386(3)
A Public Declaration by the Head of Iraqi Jewry Disassociating Himself and His Community from Zionism at the Time of the Arab General Strike in Palestine
389(1)
A Bomb in the Jewish Quarter of Sidon and a Sabotage Attempt against Jewish Property
390(2)
Sober Thoughts about the Causes of the Anti-Jewish Incidents in Sidon and about the Uncertainty of the Future
392(1)
An Egyptian Jewish Newspaper Comments on a Rising Wave of Anti-Semitic Agitation in Egypt
393(3)
A Plea to the French Authorities for Protection in the Wake of Anti-Jewish Incidents in Beirut
396(1)
An Algerian Muslim Warns That Events in Palestine Threaten Muslim-Jewish Relations in Algeria
397(1)
Libya's Italian Fascist Newspaper Explains a Government Ordinance Banning Shopkeepers from Closing on the Sabbath
398(1)
Two Tripolitanian Jews Are Publicly Whipped for Defying the Government's Ban against Saturday Shop Closing
399(1)
I An Egyptian Jewish Press Account
399(2)
II An Italian Fascist Press Account
401(1)
A Letter from the Presidents of the Jewish Communities of Cairo and Alexandria to the Egyptian Prime Minister
402(3)
World War II and Its Impact
405(56)
The Report of the Iraqi Commission of Inquiry on the Farhud
405(13)
A British Military Intelligence Report on Jewish Attempts to Leave Iraq for Palestine and Elsewhere after the Farhud
418(1)
The Governor of Libya Advises Mussolini to Modify the Application of Italy's Anti-Jewish Laws in Libya
419(2)
An Italian Report on the Jewish Influence on the Libyan Economy and the Need to Take Action against It
421(2)
A German Consular Official's Observations on Fascist Anti-Jewish Legislation in Libya
423(3)
Abrogation of the Cremieux Decree by the Vichy Regime
426(1)
The Leaders of Algerian Jewry Protest the Abrogation of the Cremieux Decree and Declare Their Continued Loyalty to France
427(3)
The Governor General Informs the Chief Rabbi of Algiers of a Numerus Clausus for Jewish Children in Public Primary Schools
430(1)
The American Consul in Algiers Advices against U.S. Intervention on Behalf of Algerian Jewry under the Vichy Regime
431(1)
A Dahir Expelling Moroccan Jews from European Neighborhoods
432(1)
Members of the Geo Gras Group That Took Part in the Algiers Insurrection
433(2)
The Nazis' Requisition of Jewish Laborers in Tunis
435(2)
A Nazi Proclamation of an Indemnity Levied against the Jews of Tunisia
437(1)
The Jews of Tunis Raise the Funds to Pay the Indemnity
438(2)
A Vichy Official Discusses a German Proposal to Require Jews to Wear the Yellow Star in Tunis
440(3)
Tripolitanian Jewry Welcomes the Soldiers of the Eighth Army as Liberators
443(2)
Palestinian Jewish Units in the British Army Aid Their Brethren in Libya and Tunisia
445(2)
A Report on the State of Tripolitanian Jewry in 1943
447(3)
A British Officer Surveys the State of Cyrenaican Jewry at the Time of Liberation
450(2)
The British Military Commander of Barca Complains about Palestinian Jewish Soliders Teaching in a Local Synagogue against Orders
452(1)
A Palestinian Jewish Soldier in the British Army Writes Home about Meeting His Libyan Brethren
453(4)
Excerpts from a Zionist Pamphlet Exhorting Iraqi Jews to Learn from the Lesson of the Farhud
457(4)
The Last Chapter
461(96)
The Jewish Community's Official Report on the Anti-Jewish Rioting in Tripolitania
461(5)
Syrian Jewish Spokesmen Appear before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine
466(1)
The Mood of North African Jewry in 1947
467(2)
The Plight of the Jews in Bahrain Following the Palestine Partition Vote
469(2)
Report of the Commission of Enquiry into the Anti-Jewish Riots in Aden
471(29)
A Representative of British Jewry Reports on the Economic Situation of Adeni Jews Following the Riots
500(4)
A Review of Attitudes in the Egyptian Press toward the Country's Jewish Community in Late 1947
504(5)
Worsening Muslim-Jewish Relations in Algeria
509(2)
The Internal Conflict of a Leading Egyptian Jewish Businessman at the Time of the First Arab-Israeli War
511(2)
The Moroccan Sultan Appeals for Calm among His Muslim and Jewish Subjects at the Outbreak of the First Arab-Israeli War
513(2)
Extracts from British Embassy Reports on Attacks on Jews and Foreigners in Egypt during the First Arab-Israeli War
515(2)
The World Jewish Congress Lobbies with the British Colonial Office to Allow Yemenite Jewish Refugees Entry into Aden on Their Way to Israel
517(2)
A British Press Report on the Continued Arrival of Yemenite Jewish Refugees in Aden and the Attempt by the Authorities There to Staunch the Flow
519(1)
A Report on the Joint Distribution Committee's Efforts to Assist Yemenite and Adeni Jews to Emigrate to israel
520(2)
A Summary of the Iraqi Parliamentary Debate of a Bill Allowing Jews to Renounce Their Citizenship, with the Commentary of the British Ambassador to Baghdad
522(3)
The Iraqi Law Permitting Jews to Emigrate with the Forfeiture of Nationality
525(2)
The Zionist Underground in Iraq Appeals to the Jews to Register for Emigration
527(1)
The Progress of Jewish Emigration from Iraq Two Months before the Expiration of the Law Permitting It
528(1)
The Iraqi Government Urges That Jewish Emigration Be Speeded Up or It Will Take Drastic Measures of its Own
529(1)
The Challenge of Moroccan Independence as Viewed by a Moroccan Jewish Intellectual
530(3)
A Selection of Reforms Proposed at the Sixth Congress of the Council of Moroccan Jewish Communities
533(4)
The Question of the Jewish Minority in the FLN Platform of the Soummam Congress
537(3)
An Appeal by the FLN for the Support of Algerian Jewry
540(2)
An Algerian Jewish Intellectual Reflects upon Muslim-Jewish Relations at a Time of Rising Tensions
542(6)
A Presidential Decree Dissolving the Jewish Community Council in Tunisia
548(2)
An Eyewitness Account of the Anti-Jewish Riots in Tunis at the Outbreak of the Six-Day War
550(2)
A Report on Egyptian Jewry in the Aftermath of the Six-Day War by a Representative of the World Council of Churches
552(5)
BIBLIOGRAPHY 557(26)
Abbreviations of Journals and Encyclopedias
559(2)
Middle Eastern and North African Newspapers and Periodicals
561(1)
Other Newspapers and Periodicals
561(1)
Archival Sources
562(3)
Selected Published Works
565(18)
Index 583

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