Istanbul
The guard outside the synagogue - opinion
Our guard stands in the cold, gives up holidays with his family, and carries a responsibility he never chose. When tragedy comes, men like him are often the first line of defense.
Turkey’s democracy is dying as Erdogan dismantles opposition - opinion
Israeli-Turkish woman arrested in Turkey over IDF service rescued following US intervention
Gunmen open fire near Israeli consulate in Istanbul in possible ISIS-linked attack
Why Israel shouldn't join the Istanbul Convention - opinion
The Istanbul Convention is a treaty that would subject Israel to the review of a hostile international commission.
Israeli journalists visit Turkey a month after President Herzog
Museum of Turkish Jews Director Nisya Isman Allovi told the group that the synagogue and Jewish community have been hit by three terror attacks since 1986.
Istanbul International Airport now offering kosher food
More than a million people fly Turkish Airlines from Israel every year and many kosher-keeping Jews pass through the Istanbul airport.
Eastern Anatolia: Kars, Caucasians and Even Kardashians!
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 27
Seeing the future of Turkey's culture in Istanbul
With Turkey’s face pointing towards a brighter future there clearly is plenty to see and hear in Istanbul.
Sa'ar pushes for Israel to join Istanbul Convention on domestic violence
Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar is pushing for Israel to join the Council of Europe convention to fight violence against women and domestic violence.
1,600-year-old fountain discovered in Istanbul
Turkish archaeologists found a Byzantine-era fountain while repairing an ancient palace in Istanbul.
Abbas, Erdogan discuss Gaza reconstruction, reconciliation with Hamas
According to Palestinian sources, Abbas will also ask Erdogan to pressure Hamas to stop inciting against the PA leadership following the death of Banat.
Turkish Nazi sympathizer has park in Istanbul named after him
'Exterminate Jews like the Germans,' wrote Hüseyin Nihal Atsız.
For Jews in the Muslim world, an increasingly bright future awaits
Our communities are not just tolerated, but are very much part of – and supported – in the countries we call home.
