From the Ghetto to the Mainstream
Arabic music in Israel has achieved great success over the last two decades.
For Jewish Israelis of Yemenite Heritage, Reviving a Past
Pre-wedding henna ceremonies have regained popularity in Israel’s Jewish Yemenite community, an expression of ethnic pride in their heritage and traditions.
South Yemen Speaks
The synagogues and monuments that once belonged to the Jewish community were saved and kept by our forces. Until today, we believe in the right of the southern Jews to their land and properties.
Yemen minister says fate of country’s last 50 Jews unknown
Moammer al-Iryani says Houthi rebels, who control capital Sana’a, are engaged in ethnic cleansing which includes seeking to rid Yemen of all Jews
Yemeni Jews brought to Israel in secret mission
Some of the last remaining Jews in war-torn Yemen have been brought to Israel in a secret mission. The Jewish Agency, which is responsible for Jewish immigration to Israel, said 19 people had arrived in recent days, among them a rabbi carrying a 500-year-old Torah scroll.
How modern Jewish singers are keeping an ancient Yemeni tradition alive
n some communities in the Middle East, women are often bound by a conservative, patriarchal culture that prevents them from working outside the home and dictates that they take up more traditional roles within the family.
Latin Times Magazine Interview with Talya G A Solan Singer, Songwriter, and Producer
Israel says A-WA - "Yes!" - to singing Yemeni sisters
Three musically-talented sisters from Israel have formed a band that’s gaining a following in the Muslim world.
The Yemenite Baby Affair: What if this was your child?
A well-known Israeli journalist casts doubt on one of the most tragic affairs in the country’s history: the alleged kidnapping of thousands of Yemenite babies between the years 1948 to 1954. Now, one prominent scholar asks why journalists are siding with the state’s narrative, rather than using their power to expose what may be hiding from the Israeli public.