For uprooted Yemeni Jews, a new Passover perspective
MONSEY, N.Y. (RNS) Three thousand years after their enslaved ancestors escaped Egypt , a small band of Jews who fled Yemen last summer have a new perspective on the Passover story, along with everything else in their uprooted lives.
Aided by the State Department and a mix of faith-based and social service agencies, 62 refugees — more than half of them children — have safely resettled in this thriving J...
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