There are no such things as Annanazi Jews.

If perhaps you are referring to Ashkenazi Jews, those are Jews of European Heritage (as opposed to Mizrahi or Sephardi Jews who are of Arab World Heritage) and compose the largest portion of the world Jewish population.

Yes and No. Yes, Mizrahi Jews have several Jewish pidgin languages. No, Yiddish and Ladino are not among them. Yiddish is almost exclusively used by Ashkenazim and Ladino used by Sephardim who are not Mizrahim.

The most common Mizrahi Jewish languages are Judeo-Arabic, some Judeo-Amazigh dialects (that are basically extinct now), and some Judeo-Farsi dialeccts.

Mizrahi Jews started due to various factors such as economic opportunities, political instability, persecution, and religious freedom. Some Mizrahi Jews migrated to escape oppressive regimes or to seek better economic conditions, while others were forced to leave their homes due to persecution or expulsion. Additionally, Mizrahi Jews have a long history of cultural and trade connections within the Middle East and North Africa, leading to ongoing migration and movement within the region.

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Cigdem Mizrahi's birth name is igdem Irtem Mizrahi.