Giado concentration camp: Difference between revisions

Roumani writes that survivors of Giado "returned to find their homes ransacked and destroyed, their shops bombarded and in ruins, and hardly any aspect of community life left."<ref name=":12" /> Jewish soldiers of the British Eighth Army supported the repatriated Jews and helped them to rebuild their communities and establish Jewish schools.<ref name=":12" /> Even under British occupation, antisemitism worsened, and following [[1945 anti-Jewish riots in Tripolitania|pogroms in 1945]] and [[1948 anti-Jewish riots in Tripolitania|1948]], almost all of Libya's Jews immigrated to the newly-formed Jewish state of [[Israel]].<ref name=":8" /> Further expulsion and flight took place until 2004, when the last Libyan Jew escapedleft.<ref name=":8" /> Today, Libya has no Jews.<ref name=":8" /><ref name=":5" />