Original sentence: - On being Mizrahi (anti-Arab identity) by Albert Memmi.Compare with the synonymity of Ashkenazi and European Jew, or Sephardi and Iberian Jew.Prior to the emergence of the term "Mizrahi", which dates from their transportation and incorporation into the newly created state of Israel—Arab Jews was a commonly used designation, though not by Mizrahi Jews.Reflections by an Arab Jew - On being Mizrahi (pro-Arab identity) by Ella Habiba.The Jews of Iraq - A Jewish (anti-Zionist) analysis of Mizrahi flight by Naeim Giladi.The term, however, is rarely used today, and Mizrahi Jews generally self-identify by their country of origin, e.Why Jews fled Arab countries - A Jewish (pro-Zionist) analysis of Mizrahi flight by Ya'akov Meron
Edited sentence: - An account on being Mizrahi (anti-Arab identity) by Albert Memmi.Compare with the synonymous usages of European Jew and Ashkenazi, or Iberian Jew and Sephardi.Most Mizrahim today generally self-identify by their country of origin, e.Prior to the emergence of the term "Mizrahi", which dates from their transportation and incorporation into the newly created state of Israel—Arab Jews was a commonly used designation for the Mizrahi, though not employed by the Mizrahim themselves.Reflections by an Arab Jew - An account on being Mizrahi (pro-Arab identity) by Ella Habiba.The Jews of Iraq - A Jewish (anti-Zionist) analysis on Mizrahi flight by Naeim Giladi.The term is rarely used today, except among Mizrahi minority circles promoting a revival of Arab Jewish identity.Why Jews fled Arab countries - A Jewish (pro-Zionist) analysis on Mizrahi flight by Ya'akov Meron