Surrounded by hostile Muslim nations, the 30,000-strong Azerbaijani Jewish community is one of the most isolated and distinctive in the world.
Unlike many Jewish populations across the Middle East and Europe, they have remained in their homeland for thousands of years after leaving ancient Persia.
Their vibrant and unique traditions include the creation of a new language that blends Arabic and Hebrew, reflecting their rich cultural heritage.
The most isolated Jews. pic.twitter.com/b2A5XVFpE0
— Yossi Farro (@FarroYossi) December 9, 2024