The Arab world and most of the media have very elective memory when it comes to their treatment of Jews and what some countries did to them,they were expelled from most Mid Eatern countries and took what they could carry with them then at the docks any valables were taken from them,
Nearly every Arab country that expelled Jews suffered economically because the Jews were the backbone of business there.
On November 30th, Israel and the Jewish world remember the fate of more than 850,000 Jews who were expelled and forced out of Arab lands and Iran in the 20th century. This Memorial Day commemorates the tragedy of people who were forced to flee their homes, part from their host cultures and leave the countries where they had lived for centuries, solely because of their Jewish identity.
Thousands of Jews were forced to leave behind their properties, businesses and possessions. Jews in Iraq, Libya, Yemen and more, were compelled to leave behind their heritage, ancestors, and legacies. Many even suffered from violence, brutality and persecution.
The expulsion of countless Jewish communities from Arab countries and Iran dramatically changed the demographic composition of the Middle East and North Africa. The stories of these Jews and their communities are an integral part of modern Jewish history. Their expulsion profoundly affected the Jewish nation as a whole. It is incumbent that these stories are told.
Upon arrival to Israel, these Jewish immigrants who were forced to leave their homes overcame personal and communal tragedy and not only persevered, but thrived; many rose to important positions in the national government and in the public and private sectors. They have made an invaluable contribution to the fabric of Israeli society, and their vibrant cultures are an integral part of the colorful mosaic of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel. It is time for the world to hear their story.
https://www.gov.il/en/departments/news/jewish-refugees-expelled-from-arab-lands-and-from-iran-30-november-2021
