A unique feature on Iraqi Jewish writers. For centuries, Iraqi Jews were key contributors to Iraq's rich social and cultural tapestry before a tragic end with the massive transfer-emigration and forced displacement of Iraqi Jews in the 1950s to Israel. Texts of universal questions of belonging, exile and diaspora, translated from Arabic and Hebrew.
Offering a profound insight into Iraq, the book delves into the complexities of its culture, history, and the current socio-political landscape. It presents a nuanced perspective that goes beyond typical commentaries, enriching the reader's understanding of the region's challenges and intricacies. Through compelling narratives and analysis, it captures the essence of Iraq, making it a significant read for those seeking to grasp the realities of the country today.