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Omar Farhadi, an elderly Iraqi Kurd points to a frame showing a stylized hexagram, or a Star of David, hanging in a room dedicated to famous Jewish Kurdish art teacher and painter Daniel Kassab, at the Museum of Education in Arbil's oldest primary school, in the capital of the autonomous Kurdish region of northern Iraq, on July 5, 2020. - Jews were historically Iraq's second-largest religious sect, comprising 40 percent of Baghdad's population according to a 1917 census. But since the creation of Israel in 1948, regional tensions skyrocketed and anti-Semitic campaigns took hold, pushing most of Iraq's Jews to flee. Today, Iraqis have fond memories of Jewish friends and neighbours, including 82-year-old Farhadi, whose father owned a shop in a Jewish-majority district of Arbil. (Photo by SAFIN HAMED / AFP)
10:33 ,2020 سپتامبر 7
شمار اندک یهودیان باقیمانده در اربیل به حفظ سنتی چنگ انداخته اند که در حال فراموشی است
«عمر فرهادی» که در عراق بزرگ شده است، در روزهای سبت که همسایه های یهودی اش دست از کار کشیده اند، غذا گرم می کند. شمار کمی باقی مانده اند، و سنت های ایشان دارد رنگ می بازد.
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