… side was familiar with Hakham Raphael Taboush and/or the Iraqi version of “ Yom Yom Odeh ”, [6] nobody knew Rafoul … Davidson’s Thesaurus of Mediaeval Hebrew Poetry points to Iraq (especially Baghdad) and Jerusalem as the main centers … In a similar vein, Moshe Havusha, whose ancestors came from Iraq and who is today one of Israel’s most distinguished …

Piris Eliyahu was born in Daghestan. He spent his childhood and early adult years there…

… to Jerusalem') … 43175 … Tel Aviv … ('Immigration from Iraq Starting in the 1920s and Its Problems') … "Ha-‘aliyah me-‘iraq be-reshit shnot ha-‘esrim u-vayoteia" …

… Sasson collection of Hebrew manuscripts includes various Iraqi, Cochini (from Kerala in India), Algerian and Italian … ranging from Provence and Germany through Italy, Turkey and Iraq in its seven centuries-long existence.   A final twist …

… the study of Judeo-Arabic and Sephardic traditions in Iraq and Morocco as well as to the study of Arabic music …

… born and educated in Egypt but also a scion to a family of Iraqi Jewish musicians. Both of these musicians immigrated from the lands of origin, Iraq and Egypt, to Israel in the early 1950s. In this …

… Ottoman provinces of Greater Syria (Aleppo and Urfa) and Iraq (Baghdad), as well as from Iran (Shiraz), Yemen and …

… (فوق النخل): Multicultural and Transnational Journeys of an Iraqi Folksong … Arab-Jewish … Islam … ערבים - יהודים - …

… to play the oud privately. His father introduced him to an Iraqi oud player from Avraham Salman's ensemble in the Kol …

… versions of a reading of chapter 1, verses 1-3, in the Iraqi Nussach, sung by Baruch Abdallah Ezra. They were …