Ni " Crypto Jews " ,
Hizo nchi zinaongozwa na waarabu feki ( crypto Jews ) wengi wenye asili ya mizrahi na mapandikizi .
Kama hufuatilii mambo kwa kina huwezi elewa hii comment .
Kinachowaponza waarabu ni kuwepo Kwa mapandikizi ya mazayuni wa kiarabu wanaoitwa Mizrahi
Hawa ni mapandikizi na ndio spies wanaotumika na Israel kwenye nchi zote za kiarabu , mengine mpaka yanajificha kwa kutumia majina ya kiislamu na kuabudu dini ya kiisalmu ila kiundani ni mazayuni
ASANTE SANA KWA KUNIELIMISHA. i WAS IGNORANT O THIS INFORMTION.
Mizrahi Jew, member or descendant of the approximately 1.5 million
Jews who lived in
North Africa and the
Middle East up until the mid-20th century and whose ancestors did not previously reside in Europe. Collectively labeled ʿEdot Ha-Mizraḥ (Hebrew: “Ethnic Groups of the East”) in Israel upon their mass migration into the country after 1948, they were distinguished from the two other major groups of Jews—the
Ashkenazim (a tradition rooted in the Rhineland) and the
Sephardim (a tradition rooted in Spain).
Until the mid-20th century,
communities of Jews existed throughout North Africa and the Middle East, and their
diverse sets of customs varied with location. In the
Arab lands of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria, Jews spoke
Arabic as their native tongue. In Iran, Afghanistan, and
Bukhara (Uzbekistan), they spoke Farsi (
Persian). In
Kurdistan (a region including parts of modern Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Armenia), their language was a modern variant of
Aramaic. Communities of Jews also existed in India, other parts of
Central Asia, and China.
Although a handful of Mizrahi Jews remained in some of these countries into the 21st century, the vast majority migrated to the
State of Israel following its establishment in 1948. The early waves of Mizrahi immigration were marked by
discrimination and mistreatment from those already established in Israel, who were predominantly Ashkenazi. Still they became an
integral part of Israeli society and polity