Schlepping Across the Nile

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The narrative offers a humorous and touching perspective on the nearly one million Jews who resided in Arab lands before World War II. Through the eyes of Zevy, a child of both Ashkenazi and Sephardic heritage, the story unfolds with a blend of wit and nostalgia. His Ashkenazi background provides a humorous commentary on the vibrant and often chaotic experiences of his Sephardic relatives, creating a rich tapestry of cultural interplay and personal anecdotes.