| The Dispersion of Egyptian Jewry |
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| Acknowledgments |
 | 1. Introduction |
| • | The Jews of Egypt |
| • | Authenticity and Cosmopolitanism |
| • | Interdisciplinary Renegotiation of History, Diaspora, and Memory |
| • | The Neo-Lachrymose Conception of Jewish-Arab history |
| • | Alternatives To Neo-lachrymosity |
| • | Operation Susannah |
| • | From Pillars of the Community To Compradors |
| • | Middle Eastern Jews (mizrahim) and the Zionist National Narrative |
| • | Encountering Egypt |
| • | Notes |
| 1. Discourses and Materialities of Identity |
 | 2. Communitarianisms, Nationalisms, Nostalgias |
| 3. Citizens, Dhimmis, and Subversives |
| 4. Nazis and Spies |
| 2. Diasporas and the Reconstruction of Identity |
| 5. The Graduates of Ha-shomer Ha-tza‘ir in Israel |
| 6. The Communist Emigres in France |
| 7. The Karaites of the San Francisco Bay Area |
| 3. Egyptian-Israeli Peace and Egyptian Jewish Histories |
| 8. The Recovery of Egyptian Jewish Identity |
| 9. Opposing Camp David and Remembering the Jews of Egypt |
| Interview with Jacques Hassoun |
| Plates |
| Abbreviations Used in the Notes |
| Bibliography |
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