Yemenites

“Intercommunal marriages” means, first and foremost, marriages between Sephardim and Ashkenazim, though there were also marriages between members of the different Eastern communities, such as Yemenites and Sephardim.

Old Yishuv: Palestine at the End of the Ottoman Period. 2009

An invasion of Yemen would be a catastrophe, especially for Yemenites.

Matthew Yglesias » The Yemen Thing 2010

Instead of wearing caps and gowns, we had to dress up as Yemenites, Ethiopians, Russians, and assorted other nationalities.

How to Make Peace in the Middle East in Six Months or Less Without Leaving Your Apartment Gregory Levey 2010

There are obvious differences between the sexes in the dances of the Yemenites, the hasidim, the Georgians and Caucasians, the Bukharans, the Indians and the Arabs, while there is great similarity in the dances of the Kurds and Ethiopians.

Ethnic Dance in the Yishuv and Israel: 1900-2000. 2009

The communities that constituted the major source of inspiration in the formulation of Israeli folk dance were the Yemenites, the hasidim and the Arabs.

Ethnic Dance in the Yishuv and Israel: 1900-2000. 2009

Both the indigenous local population of Druze and Arabs and the influx of various Jewish ethnic groups, including Yemenites, Kurds, and Moroccans, influenced new dances.

Israeli Folk Dance Pioneers in North America. 2009

Among Sephardic Jews and Near Eastern – Mediterranean groups such as the Yemenites, an age-old custom of funeral wailing women [endicheras] continued well into the twentieth century.

Jewish Women and Jewish Music in America. 2009

In her pursuit of stylistic elements that would characterize Israeli folk dance, she created dances that combined movement motifs, steps and group formations found primarily in the dances of Yemenites, Arabs and hasidim.

Ethnic Dance in the Yishuv and Israel: 1900-2000. 2009

During their first years in New York, many Yemenites lived in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, later moving to the Borough Park section of Brooklyn.

Yemen and the Yishuv. 2009

She also choreographed Ozi v-Zimrat Yah (God is My Song and Strength) to a Yemenite folk melody she learned from young Yemenites who came to work in the settlements.

Rivka Sturman. 2009