I edited my post that you quoted - because I incorrectly dated your article from 2010.

Jews are still in Yemen today, even if plans are afoot to evacuate the last of them.

Just be man enough to admit your mistake (and maybe apologise for abusing me about it), and lets move on shall we? 

freediver wrote on Jul 17^th, 2013 at 1:51pm:
Do you understand nothing? There are still Jews in Arabia. There are Jews today in Yemen, Qatar, Iraq, Morocco, Algeria, Palestine, Syria and probably elsewhere.

The prophesy is understood to have meant the Arab heartland which is accepted as either the Hijaz region.

The only Jews in the Arab heartland lived around the settlement of Madina. This was because they were waiting for a promised prophet to arrive there.

When a prophet arrived, only half a dozen rabbis accepted him. The rest of the Jews did not want to accept a prophet who was not from their own tribe. The remaining Jews around Madina, despite making peace treaties, continuously demonstrated hostility to the Muslims and the Islamic state.