Following the riots , King Farouk of Egypt denounced the violence and met with Rabbi Chaim Nahum , whilst Prime Minister Mahmoud an-Nukrashi Pasha also denounced the violence and visited a number of the riot sites , although Nukrashi cast blame on Zionists for having " provoked such violent reactions " Gudrun Krämer writes that : " Yet in spite of the Balfour Day riots of November 1945 and some isolated incidents occurring in their wake , the mass of the Egyptian population did not show signs of anti- Jewish feeling . The anti-Zionist campaign of militant nationalist and Islamic groups with its anti- Jewish overtones did not seem to affect the general public , nor did it lead to any government action directed against Egyptian Jews . " Numerous acts of violence against Egyptian Jews followed in the later years , including the 1948 bombings of Jewish areas , which killed 70 Jews and wounded nearly 200 , while riots claimed many more lives . In 1949 , a bombing in the Cairo Jewish quarter killed 34 and wounded 80 . During the 1950s , the Jews of Egypt were subjected to political instability due to ongoing Israeli-Egyptian conflict ( particularly the Suez Crisis ) and suffered sporadic violence , leading to the exodus of most of the community
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1948 Cairo bombings
1945 Anti-Jewish riots in Egypt