دور اليهود في دبلوماسية دولة الأمير عبد القادر

Abstract EN

Algeria knew a French colonialism, which brought down its official government.

Consequently, a local government emerged: the state of Al-Emir Abdelkader Al-Jazaery, which carried all the symbols of power and sovereignty in rule.

The French colonialism itself recognised Al-Emir state's power and concluded several treaties and agreements with it.

Those contracts and concords ended with the exchange of diplomatic representatives that he chose amongst the Jews of Algeria, and its senior notables and merchants.

They achieved many privileges for him, and thus this representation was the subject of controversy among the French authorities and the Algerian people themselves.

Nevertheless, the prince realised with his diplomatic representatives many privileges, political victories, and economic gains throughout the period of his rule and the establishment of his state.