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Jewish relationship with King Farouk (1937 - 1952) Historical Study | ||
| Journal of College of Education | ||
| Article 1, Volume 2, Issue 2, 2017, Pages 363-380 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The King Farouk (1937-1952) of the task and the core figures in history that have had a significant and influential role in the events of Egypt, particularly its relations both on the external or internal level, particularly its relationship with Jews. This relationship has been characterized by the nature of calm, stability and cooperation in the majority of occasions, particularly with regales the Jews of the broad economic reputation was her weight in Egypt's economy. But this relationship is conflicted with some parties and groups that were present in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood movement, which was stepped religious trend which was inconsistent during that period and the emergence of Zionism rhythm and affiliation of most of the Jews of this movement. King Farouk and did not interfere with the details of their lives, but their connection is based on friendliness and courtesy, respect, and remained King Farouk So was the end of the fall of his reign at the hands of the Free Officers revolution July 23, 1952 as the elimination of the dreams of the Jews and their attitudes and economic aspirations, and they are in a position not Ihsdoa him by the treatment they were treated Then | ||
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