התמודדות העיראקים עם עברם: דוגמה לישראלים

TO GO WITH STORY BY JOSEPH KRAUSS An Iraqi man leaves an indoor market as he walks towards the 14th-century brick minaret of the Dhu al-Kifl mosque at the site of the Jewish shrine of Ezekiel -- the prophet who followed the Judeans into the Babylonian exile in the 6th century BC -- in the Iraqi town of Kifl, south of Baghdad. Muslims revere nearly all the central religious figures from Judaism and Christianity, including Ezekiel, referred to as Dhu al-Kifl in two Koranic verses and said to have raised the

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TO GO WITH STORY BY JOSEPH KRAUSS Muslim men sit at the entrance of a mosque, housing the tombs of the four companions of the Jewish prophet Ezekiel in the little town of Kifl, south of Baghdad, on April 29 2009. Muslims revere nearly all the central religious figures from Judaism and Christianity, including Ezekiel -- the prophet who followed the Judeans into the Babylonian exile in the 6th century BC. Between 1948 and 1951 nearly all of Iraq's 2,500-year-old Jewish community fled amid a region-wide outbr

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התמודדות העיראקים עם עברם: דוגמה לישראלים

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