Abstract

The Kingdom of Bahrain is one of the Arab Gulf states that witnessed the displacement and stability of the Jewish minority since the second half of the nineteenth century and later periods. Many factors and reasons, including political stability, and during the period of its existence practiced many economic and financial commercial activities, but their stability in that region did not last long, as the decision to divide Palestine in 1948 prompted large numbers of Jews to leave Bahrain and migrate to different regions of the world, in particular Israel and the United States of America.

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