High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Lebanese Jews are traditionally a Mizrahi community living in the present-day country of Lebanon, mostly in and around the city of Beirut. Almost all of the community has emigrated to Israel, France, and North America. There are between 50 and 1,000 Jews now living in the country, compared to 24,000 in 1948. Emigration was not great even after Lebanon's first civil war 1958, as Lebanese Jews were tightly integrated into society and felt no need to abandon their homeland. But emigration increased after Lebanon's 1975 civil war, and increased further after Israel invaded Lebanon in 1982.

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