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Menashe Anzi

A lecturer in the Department of Jewish History at Ben Gurion University, he holds the Rosen Family Chair in Jewish Studies. His research interests include Jewish history in Iraq and Yemen.

  • The image depicts a group of people walking across a sandy landscape. There are five adults and three children, with some carrying bundles and containers. The adults wear traditional clothing, and the children are dressed in simpler attire. The setting appears to be arid, with a clear sky and sparse vegetation in the background. The group's expressions seem serious as they move forward, suggesting a journey or migration. Memory War in Israel on Arab and Iranian Jews Lior B. Sternfeld , Menashe Anzi · May 2021 In 2019, an exhibition in Tel Aviv entitled “Leaving, Never to return?” linked the departure of Jews from the East to their fate in their home countries. In the United States, Europe and the Middle East, scholars are challenging this narrative. Historians Lior B. Sternfeld and Menashe Anzi (…)
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