התעללות הכורדים ביהודי ארץ אשור The Kurdish Abuse of the Assyrian-Jews скачать в хорошем качестве

התעללות הכורדים ביהודי ארץ אשור The Kurdish Abuse of the Assyrian-Jews

חנה סידו ממושב רחוב מעידה על הרוע הכורדי כלפי היהודים בארץ אשור English abstract My name was Khatun, a lady, a respectable woman, but I did not like my name and changed to Khannah IDF soldiers decided to change my name, they offered to call me Khannah and I was very happy We immigrated to Israel from Arbil, and the language we spoke was the Aramit language, the holy language It is a language related to the Bible and the Talmud, and it was considered in our eyes a Jewish language We also spoke this language in Israel for many years, but the adults passed away We wanted to be Israelis and speak Hebrew and that came at the expense of Aramit which was Was considered to belong to exile When we were abroad (in the land of Asshur) we could only converse with the Assyrian Christians in the Aramit language My mother needed medical attention and she needed the help of an Assyrian Christian doctor to recover The Assyrians are also Aramit speakers, they are the only ones who spoke our language What happened in Israel that we started calling the holy Aramit language "Kurdish" Our language is not called Kurdish, just because we came from Kurdistan we are called Kurds We called our language to Lishana Noshan, and the meaning is our language, of Jews The Assyrian Christians lived in small communities and did not mix with the environment Maybe they were as scared as we were? They were afraid because the Muslims ruled Were the Muslim Kurds nice to us there? Most of the time they were not nice, not at all Do you know stories? Obviously, I know stories My father was a tailor The Jews made a living from crafts that could be done anywhere, they did not feel at home (The Kurds) ordered clothes from him when he provided them with the suits Instead of paying him the money they beat him and broke all his bones It took him a whole year to recover from the trauma I heard that there were cases of abduction of Jewish girls (by the Kurds) My parents tried not to tell us about it because they were ashamed of it There was no family that did not have a kidnapped girl They wanted to Islamize us, it's a holy law to kidnap girls They wanted the girls to have children for them Sarah: They were handed over to the head of the village, to the oldest man A relative of mine was abducted by the Muslims The Jews were not able to fight this phenomenon Had they resisted; they would have been beaten The girl's family was forced to leave her home and move to another locality My father-in-law's sister was also abducted, and they left the village for another place