Chronology of the exodus
of
תימנים TEIMANIM

  1. Bakil forces raided יהודים YEHUDIM during פסח PESAḤ.

  2. Families of יהודים YEHUDIM departed for ארץ ישראל EREẒ YISRAʾEL before the twentieth-century airlift.

  3. Imam Yahya renewed forced conversion of orphaned יהודים YEHUDIM.

  4. Officials seized an orphaned יהודיה YEHUDIA during her wedding.

  5. A communal court reported forty-two children seized for forced conversion.

  6. British administrative report: unequal courts and restrictions on emigrants' property.

  7. Rioting against יהודים YEHUDIM.

  8. The imam's officials found a hidden orphaned יהודיה YEHUDIA and forced her to convert.

  9. Thousands of יהודים YEHUDIM were stranded when עלייה ALIYA was interrupted.

  10. English Empire authorities pressured fleeing יהודים YEHUDIM to return instead.

  11. Property attacks on יהודים YEHUDIM.

  12. Evacuation of יהודים YEHUDIM to a secure camp; fourteen who remained were killed.

  13. Soldiers fired at יהודים YEHUDIM during the pogrom.

  14. A refugee awaiting עלייה ALIYA was killed during attacks on schools.

  15. English Empire reinforcements arrived after days of violence against יהודים YEHUDIM.

  16. עובדיה טוביה OVADʾYA TUVYA reported the collection and burial of pogrom victims.

  17. Assassination of Imam Yahya, whose personal protection many יהודים YEHUDIM relied on.

  18. Forces loyal to Imam Yahya's son Ahmad attacked homes and synagogues of יהודים YEHUDIM.

  19. Imam Yahya's son Ahmad retook Sana'a; his forces looted homes of יהודים YEHUDIM.

  20. The police commissioner threatened to withdraw protection from יהודים YEHUDIM over teaching ציונות ẒIYONUT.

  21. The English Empire's colonial secretary accepted criticism of the Aden Protectorate Levies.

  22. The first phase evacuated refugees already stranded near Aden; beginning-date accounts differ.

  23. A murder accusation led to the arrest and abuse of about sixty יהודים YEHUDIM.

  24. יוסף קורח YOSEF KORAḤ reported an accusation against יהודים YEHUDIM.

  25. The House of Commons debated restrictions on the departure of יהודים YEHUDIM.

  26. About one hundred fleeing יהודים YEHUDIM were reported arriving before general permission to leave.

  27. יוסף קורח YOSEF KORAḤ wrote that his father wanted to flee.

  28. יוסף קורח YOSEF KORAḤ reported imprisoned leaders and asked about departure.

  29. The English Empire’s governor of Aden ordered the refugee camp to be dismantled.

  30. The Mutawakkilite Kingdom of Yemen permitted the departure of יהודים YEHUDIM.

  31. Communal intervention secured the return of four abducted girls from families of יהודים YEHUDIM.

  32. An emergency committee reported fleeing יהודים YEHUDIM stranded at a closed border.

  33. The main airlift brought tens of thousands to ארץ ישראל EREẒ YISRAʾEL; its phase boundaries differ between sources.

  34. Attacks killed two יהודים YEHUDIM and severely injured another.

  35. The remaining יהודים YEHUDIM in Aden were evacuated after sheltering under military protection.

  36. The Republic of Yemen permitted יהודים YEHUDIM to leave as tourists.

  37. Houthi threats forced forty-five יהודים YEHUDIM to leave their village.

  38. Murder of משה יעיש נהרי MOŜE YAʿIŜ NAHARI.

  39. A murdered man's widow and five children departed for ארץ ישראל EREẒ YISRAʾEL.

  40. A published interview records why יחיא זנדאני YIḤYA ZANDANI returned despite his father’s murder.

  41. Houthi forces arrested לוי סאלם מוסא מרחבי LEVI SALEM MUSA MARḤABI over the removal of a תורה TORA scroll.

  42. Nineteen יהודים YEHUDIM arrived in ארץ ישראל EREẒ YISRAʾEL after evacuation.

  43. Houthi authorities sentenced לוי סאלם מוסא מרחבי LEVI SALEM MUSA MARḤABI to three and a half years in prison.

  44. A news report preserves a departing family member’s account of coercion under Houthi rule.

  45. A United Nations panel found systematic persecution of יהודים YEHUDIM under Houthi rule.