Museum of Babylonian Jewry
Mordehai Ben Porat 38, Or Yehuda, Tel-Aviv
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The Museum of Babylonian Jewry is located in the nearest suburb of Tel Aviv – in the town of Or Yehuda. There are costumes and utensils of the Jewish population of ancient Mesopotamia.
The building houses a research center and a museum of Jewish-Babylonian heritage. Its exposition presents ethnographic monuments left over from the stay of the Jewish people on the territory of the ancient Babylonian kingdom.
In addition, here you can find archives on the history of the Jewish diaspora in Iraq - a whole library on the genealogy and life of the original population, which lived in the Arab territory for 2700 years and was returned to Israel in 1952 during the operation of the special services.