Source: Gandhara Zablon Simintov, Afghanistan’s last Jew, has left the country after the Taliban takeover. The 62-year-old had suffered separation from his family in Israel and endured civil wars and the 1996-2001 Taliban oppression to stay in his homeland, Afghanistan. Moti Kahana, an Israeli-American businessman, confirmed that Simintov and 29 of his neighbors were taken… Continue reading Last Afghan Jew Leaves Amid Minority Exodus In Fear Of Taliban
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What Taliban rule means for Sikhs and Hindus
Source: DW – Seerat Chabba New Delhi Afghan Sikhs and Hindus face a precarious future living in a country ruled by the Taliban. While the Islamic fundamentalist group says the minorities will be safe, past experiences have left them wary. After taking shelter at the Gurdwara Dashmesh Pita, a Sikh temple, in the Karte Parwan neighborhood… Continue reading What Taliban rule means for Sikhs and Hindus
دری An Afghan Hindu view on Taliban Tension in Afghanistan Farsi
دری An Afghan Hindu view on Taliban Tension in Afghanistan Farsi
About this video: An Afghan Hindu shares his view — in Dari — on tensions under the Taliban in Afghanistan, asking whether life was better for minorities before their return (September 2021).
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Afghan or Indian? A long identity battle
Divya Goyal writes: Even as the Afghan Sikhs find new homes in new countries — and are viewed through the prism of their religion and ties to India — their clothes, language, food and culture all bear a distinct Afghan identity. As the last batches of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus arrive in India from the… Continue reading Afghan or Indian? A long identity battle