As Palestinians in Gaza are being handed a golden ticket—the opportunity to escape the war zone their own leaders created—the world suddenly finds its moral outrage.

When Israel was first created, nearly 1 million Jews were expelled from Arab countries.

Levana Zamir, an Egyptian refugee who now lives in Israel, shares her powerful story and the impact the escape had on her family.

November 30 marks 74 years since Arab countries began the exile of what would amount to 850,000 Jews, some from communities that existed for 3,000 years.

Should Nour Madhoun even be considered a Palestinian refugee? In Lebanon, she is - and here's why it matters.

There is an initiative for synagogues across the world to say memorial prayers for those killed.

While honoring Jews expelled from Arab lands, the United Nations demonizes the country that gave them refuge.

One year ago UN Watch asked the Arab states a simple question: “Where are your Jews?” The question was met with dead silence. Last week it was answered.

Regina Waldman, the chair of JIMENA (Jews Indigenous to the Middle East and North Africa) addressed the UN Human Rights Council about the massive 1948 expulsion of Jews from Arab lands.