Turkey's chief rabbis say Israeli officials' calls to heed danger have had little effect on expats or city's 15,000-strong local Jewish community

Raised in Turkey, the basketball center is outspoken about human rights violations in his home country and around the world, and believes knowledge of the genocide can unite people

News editor Amy Spiro debriefs after a trip to Ethiopia; diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman recaps a Paris conference on Israel-Africa relations, plus shares Shabbat in Istanbul

In latest sign of thawing ties, Mevlut Cavusoglu will meet with Lapid, plans to visit Temple Mount without Israeli officials

Telling the story of Turkey's Jewish community, 'The Club' forces viewers to confront historical persecution of minorities: 'We don't teach this part of history in schools'

The Kosher Food Point machine offers sandwiches in airport’s main mezzanine for observant passengers, with proceeds going to support poor Jewish families in Turkey

Some say the cultural rejuvenation is an act by the president to cover his inherent antisemitism, while others say it represents a genuine interest in the community's past

Nine Jewish houses of worship will open to the public in a neighborhood housing one of the largest open markets in the world, with tourists from Europe and beyond

Dating back as far as the 7th century, remains of Jewish house of worship in Side include a plaque with a menorah motif, inscription in Hebrew and Greek

Turkish leader, long critical of Israel, tells spiritual leaders he values renewed dialogue with Herzog, Bennett; says he supports rebuilding local synagogues, condemns Holocaust