The Untold Story of
THE INDIGENOUS JEWISH PEOPLE OF BABYLON
Past & Present
This groundbreaking, full-color illustrated 64-page book, deeply and uniquely represents the history and the remarkable achievements of the Jewish people of Babylon.
The book also explores the Jews of Babylon positive impact from the time of ancient Mesopotamia (The Land of Eden) to Iraq, and Israel in modern times, and the Jews of Babylon positive impact worldwide.
One of the main pillars of this book is to prove that the Jewish people of Babylon, from scientific and archaeological discoveries are the indigenous people of Mesopotamia; even thousands of years before the Lord called Abraham from Ur of the Chaldeans and later on embraced Judaism.
The book will play a vital role in bringing the Jewish community and other Middle Eastern communities in the US together. It will also help bridge between Israel and its neighboring countries, especially Iraq, the most strategic country in the Middle East.
MAIN TITLES FROM THE TABLE OF CONTENTS:
CHAPTER I, IN THE LAND OF EDEN: BABYLONIAN ROOTS & MARVELOUS
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE JEWS “BAVLIM”
The Jews & Their Babylonian Roots | Social & Scholarly Achievements | Schools, The Torah & the Babylonian Talmud, Schools, from Nahardea to Frank Einy, Shrines & Spiritual Landmarks | The 1941 Peculiar Farhud.
PROMINENT JEWS OF BABYLON 1800 – PRESENT
I– Religious Leaders / II– Economists / III– Government Influential Figures / IV– Historians / V– Journalism / VI– Educators & Linguists / VII– Theaters & Cinema Production / VIII– Writers & Novelists / IX– Singers / X– Music & Composers / XI– Painters / XII– Doctors Jewish Beauty Reigns
CHAPTER II | BABYLON … THE LOST PARADISE
Notable Israeli Rabbis & Officials | Israeli Cultural Figures | Exceptional Worldwide Jews
– Bavlim Origins | Folk Music & Famous Singers | Traditional Cuisine – Restaurants & Casual Dining Spaces | Most Remarkable Institutions & Landmarks | The Archive of the Iraqi Jewish People of Babylon
Amer Hanna Fatuhi, Ph.D.
Historian & Visual Artist
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The website of the book is still under construction (link enclosed below)
However, you can visit www.ChaldeanLegacy.com for further information about the chapter that covers the history of (the Jews of Babylon) as well as the other chapters that explore their achievements.
