Jewish exodus from Arab and Muslim countries
Table of Jewish population since 1948
In 1948, there were between 758,000 and 881,000 Jews (see table below) living in communities throughout the Arab world. Today, there are fewer than 8,600.

Jewish exodus from Arab and Muslim countries

Section Title: Table of Jewish population since 1948
Table Section Text: In 1948, there were between 758,000 and 881,000 Jews (see table below) living in communities throughout the Arab world. Today, there are fewer than 8,600.

Country or territory	1948 Jewish population	1972 Jewish population	Recent estimates

Morocco	250,000–265,000	31,000	2,500–2,700 (2006)	2,000 (2014)

Algeria	140,000	1,000	≈0	<50 (2014)

Tunisia	50,000–105,000	8,000	900–1,000 (2008)	1,500 (2014)

Libya	35,000–38,000	50	0	0 (2014)

North Africa Total	475,000–548,000	40,050	3,400–3,700	3,550

Iraq	135,000–140,000	500	5 (2013)	5-7 (2014)

Egypt	75,000–80,000	500	100 (2006)	40 (2014)

Yemen and Aden	53,000–63,000	500	320 (2008)	90 (2014)-50 (2016)

Syria	15,000–30,000	4,000	100 (2006)	17 (2014)

Lebanon	5,000–20,000	2,000	20–40 (2006)	100 (2012)

Bahrain	550–600	50 (2008)	37

Sudan	350	≈0	≈0

North Africa & Arab Countries Total	758,350–881,350	<45,800	<3,795-4,345	<3,802-3,762

Afghanistan	5,000	500	2 (2001)	1 (2005)

Bangladesh	Unknown	175–3,500 (2009)	75-100 (2012)

Iran	65,232 (1956)	62,258 (1976) - 80,000	9,252 (2006)	8,756 (2014)

Pakistan	2,000–2,500	250	200 (2009)	>900 (2017)

Turkey	80,000	30,000	17,800 (2006)	17,300 (2015)

Non-Arab Muslim Countries Total	202,000–282,500	110,750	32,100	26,157

Sentence(s)

In 1948, between 250,000 to 265,000 Jews lived in Morocco.

final_sentence: In 1948, between 250,000 to 265,000 Jews lived in Morocco.