Less than 20 Jews left in Egypt

Most sources say that there are around 100 Jews left in Egypt.

But an interview with the new leader of Egypt's Jewish community, the rabidly anti-Zionist Magda Haroun, indicates that things are much worse than that.

According to Dostour, Haroun says that there are now "nearly 20" Jews left in all of Egypt.

Haroun was attending a press conference to ensure that Egypt's latest constitution provides rights for minorities, saying that "even if there is only one Jew in Egypt they deserve their rights."

It is easy to provide rights to people after they have been ethnically cleansed.

Here are the numbers of Jews left in Arab countries, from a number of sources.

Country	1948 Jewish population	Current Jewish population
Algeria	140,000	0
Bahrain	600	37 (2011)
Egypt	80,000	19 (2013)
Iraq	140,000	8 (2008)
Lebanon	5000	20 (2003)
Libya	38,000	0
Morocco	300,000	2,500 (see comments)
Syria	40,000	50 (2013) (16 - see comments)
Tunisia	105,000	1500 (see comments)
Yemen	80,000	350 (100 - see comments)
Jordan	0	0