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Gathering testimony, records and family archives so the experiences of displaced Jews are preserved in a form that stands up to scrutiny.
We represent the interests of Jews from Arab countries — documenting the individual and communal losses of families and communities who were displaced, so that their story is counted, verified and remembered.
Jews are estimated to have left or been forced from their homes across the Arab world in the 20th century.
Communities rooted for over 2,000 years“To represent the interests of Jews from Arab countries.”
For centuries, vibrant Jewish communities lived across North Africa and the Middle East — merchants, scholars, rabbis, doctors and craftspeople woven into the fabric of Baghdad, Cairo, Damascus, Fez and beyond.
In the 20th century, nearly all of these communities were uprooted. Homes, businesses, synagogues, schools and cemeteries were left behind. We exist to make sure that loss is documented with rigor, and that the people who lived it are heard.
Our core program produces financial projections of the individual and communal losses suffered by Jews and Jewish communities displaced from ten Arab countries.
Gathering testimony, records and family archives so the experiences of displaced Jews are preserved in a form that stands up to scrutiny.
Building rigorous, verifiable estimates of property, assets and communal holdings lost — from private homes to synagogues and schools.
Bringing that evidence to policymakers, institutions and the public, so these communities have a voice wherever their history is discussed.
Figures from our 2025 Form 990 filing with the IRS — and not a dollar on paid fundraisers.
Program service expenses of $192,116 out of $289,490 total expenses. Contributions: $325,297 (2025) vs. $104,178 (2024).
Every testimony strengthens the record. Whether you have documents, photographs, property deeds or simply memories, we want to hear from you.
Press inquiries, research partnerships, donations, or your family's story — we read every message.