Nabil al-Rubaie's 'History of Iraqi Jews' offers an extensive and meticulously researched account of the Jewish community in Iraq, spanning an astonishing period from 859 BCE to 1973 CE. This scholarly work delves into the deep roots of Jewish presence in Mesopotamia, tracing their cultural, religious, and socio-economic contributions to Iraqi society across millennia. The book meticulously chronicles their enduring heritage, periods of prosperity, and the challenges faced, including the significant transformations leading up to the mass emigration of the 20th century. Al-Rubaie provides a crucial understanding of this ancient and vibrant community's journey, making it an indispensable resource for historians and those interested in Middle Eastern history and diaspora studies.