“Given the current international rise of authoritarianism and attacks on ethnic minorities, the story of the Sephardic Jews in the 20th century is as relevant as ever. Sephardi Voices: The Untold Expulsion of Jews from Arab Lands is filled with riveting personal stories, striking portraits, and stirring photography.”
The Suburban
“I found this book hard to lay aside. I kept reading. It is both informative and thought-provoking.”
Jewish Tribune
“This is an impressive, beautifully illustrated coffee-table book of great historical importance.”
The Jerusalem Post
“The Sephardi Jews profiled in this handsome coffee-table volume trace their roots . . .”
Sheldon Kirshner Journal, Times of Israel
“A new book gives a voice to some of the million Sephardi Jews who once lived harmoniously in the Middle East and North Africa, but who left everything behind when an explosion of antisemitism after Israel’s birth made it impossible to remain.”
Jewish Journal
“Sephardi Voices fills a major lacuna in the field of Jewish studies.”
The Jerusalem Post
“Sephardi Voices describes the exile of Sephardi Jews from North Africa, the Middle East, and Iran, and portrays a powerful story of endurance, resilience, and courage. I found the book and the personal stories powerful and illuminating. I am grateful for such a text that explores the history and journey of Sephardi Jews who were expelled from Arab lands. Sephardi Voices fills a major lacuna in the field of Jewish studies.”
Sephardic Horizons
The story of Jewish expulsion form Arab countries must be told
Y Net News
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Avocado Diaries
“A beautiful new book.”
Jewish Renaissance
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Association for Jewish Studies
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The Canadian Jewish News
“These are rare and privileged glimpses into their schools, family gatherings, marriages, and celebrations.”
Jewish Book Council
“It is the story of state-sanctioned discrimination, violence, and political unrest, told with stunning photography and first-hand accounts from survivors.”
Jewish Telegraph