We are back at home

Approx. 900,000 Jews were kicked out (with no right of return) of Muslim/Arabs countries all across the middle east and North Africa last century, these 900,000 Jews now represent approx half of Israel's population. Jews from the Middle Eastern and North African were thrown out of countries like Algeria, Libya, Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Eden, etc.. often suffering violent pogroms like the Farhud (Arabic: الفرهود‎) that was a pogrom or "violent dispossession" carried out against the Jewish population of Baghdad, Iraq, on June 1–2, 1941. Please note: 900,000 is only the number from the first few years of the existence of the State of Israel and does not count the thousands kicked out after 1967 until present day, including the 3500 smuggled out of Syria by Judy Feld Carr. It also does not include the Jews of Iran. When these numbers are included, Jews expelled amounts to approximately twice of the original number.