The Yemenite Children Affair: Ethnic Tensions, Immigration, and Public Records in Israel
By Dorit Weiss (Contribution by), Shifra Shvarts (Contribution by), Esther Meir-Glitzenstein (Contribution by), Dov Levitan (Contribution by), Adiya Shubi (Contribution by), Yechiel Michael Barilan (Contribution by), Roy Peled (Contribution by), Yaacov Lozowick (Contribution by), Avi Picard (Contribution by), Motti Inbari (Contribution by), Nirit Ben Ari (Contribution by), Motti Inbari (Editor)
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By Dorit Weiss (Contribution by), Shifra Shvarts (Contribution by), Esther Meir-Glitzenstein (Contribution by), Dov Levitan (Contribution by), Adiya Shubi (Contribution by), Yechiel Michael Barilan (Contribution by), Roy Peled (Contribution by), Yaacov Lozowick (Contribution by), Avi Picard (Contribution by), Motti Inbari (Contribution by), Nirit Ben Ari (Contribution by), Motti Inbari (Editor)
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This edited collection brings together leading scholars in their field to discuss the Yemenite Children Affair including the health crisis, the public demand for an investigation, and the public discourse surrounding it. The Yemenite Children Affair was a tragic health crisis in which about 1,000 babies and toddlers died between 1949 and 1954. In most cases, the parents did not witness the death of their children and did not attend their funerals. Over the years, rumors spread that the babi...























