Mizrahi Jews
Mizrahi Jews[a] are one of the Jewish ethnic groups indigenous to the Middle East and North Africa. Occasionally, Mizrahim also refers to Jews from the Caucasus or Central Asia.[2]
Overview
The term is often used synonymously with Sephardi Jews,[dubious ] though Sephardic [means or] connotes religious practice and Mizrahi implies place of origin", according to media.[3][better source needed]
Terminology
Mizrahi Jews Media
- Hamaravim st.jpg
The Westerners street in Jerusalem, Israel; coined after the Maghrebi Jews
- Children in an Iraqi Jewish school in Baghdad 1959.jpg
Children in a Jewish school in Baghdad, 1959
- Memorial Sherover Promenade.jpg
Jewish Departure and Expulsion Memorial from Arab Lands and Iran on the Sherover Promenade, Jerusalem
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References
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