Anti-Semitism looms over Turkey’s last Jews on High Holy Days
The rapidly-waning Turkish Jewish community has shrunk from 80,000 to 15,000 since 1948.
By Shira Rubin 1
ISTANBUL – Neve Shalom Synagogue is tucked into a nondescript side street in what was once Istanbul’s lively Jewish neighborhood. Its façade is barely noticeable, dotted with black-suited security guards speaking into earpieces as they survey the perimeter.
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