In 1882, around 150 Jewish families arrived in Jerusalem from Yemen and by 1884 they had settled into new stone houses at the south end of the Arab village, built for them by a Jewish charity called Ezrat Niddahim.
Jewish families arrived in Jerusalem from Yemen. This was around 150. This was in 1882. They had settled into new stone houses at the south end of the Arab village. This was by 1884. This was in 1882. This Arab village was called Ezrat Niddahim. Jewish families were built for them by a Jewish charity. This was around 150.