The monument commemorates the 9 Jews who were hanged in Baghdad on January 27, 1969 on charges of spying for Israel as part of the persecution of Jews after the Six Day War.
The statue also mentions those murdered in the "Farhud" riots (looting, robbery) on July 1-2, 1941. Riots in Baghdad in which over 179 Jews were murdered.
The statue was photographed on the same day
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Click for a larger image In the third picture you can see the inscription on the scroll in which the verse from Psalms appears: By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion
Translation of the text on the sign:
The prayer statue In memory of the victims who were hanged in Iraq, accused of aiding the State of Israel in January 1969:
Naim Khachuri Halali / David A’ali Yadgar
Charles Raphael Horesh / Zebah Haim Dayan
Fuad Gabai / Yaacov Gorji Nemardi
David Yehezkel Baruch Dalal / Ezra Naji Zion Zalka
Yehezkel Saleh Yehezkel
In memory of those murdered in the "Farhud" riots in Iraq in June 1941
To commemorate the Jews who were hanged and murdered in Iraq
Faisal: Yasha Shapira
Ramat Gan, 2010
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