Chronology of the exodus
of יהודים YEHUDIM
from the Kingdom of Morocco.

  1. Massacres of יהודים YEHUDIM at Oujda and Jerada; the accounts span two civil days.

  2. Authorities closed קדימה KADIMA, blocking organized departures and leaving would-be emigrants stranded.

  3. JTA reportage that about 5,000 stranded emigrants had received permission to leave and the first groups had already departed.

  4. Circular no.

  5. David Amar requested an audience to challenge passport restrictions.

  6. The communal council opposed clandestine group emigration, a communal position distinct from government passport policy.

  7. Officials were instructed to issue passports without religious discrimination; warnings against Zionist activity remained.

  8. Approximately placed reportage on a legal challenge to departure restrictions; the civil publication month overlaps Heshvan and Kislev.

  9. JTA reported a national census count of 160,032 and a lower adjusted estimate of 158,532.

  10. אגוז EGOZ sank during clandestine עלייה ALIYA; exact-day placement remains disputed.

  11. Reportage estimated departures despite restrictions; its figures need reconciliation.

  12. Exit visas were abolished for all citizens; passport obstacles and restrictions on עלייה ALIYA remained.

  13. Communal leaders presented a memorandum linking movement restrictions to insecurity; placement follows Assaraf’s date, with a different audience date preserved in the companion.

  14. The information minister announced freer departure, while restrictions on foreign organizing activity remained.

  15. Operation Yachin opened a negotiated channel for organized departures using collective and individual passports.