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'Murderer NATO': Over 100 anti-NATO protesters detained in Turkey ahead of Ankara summit
Footage showed flag-waving protesters chanting slogans including "Murderer NATO, get out of the country" and "No passage to NATO," as riot police intervened using tear gas to disperse crowds.
Turkey's LGBT crackdown rooted in Erdogan's conservative religious push, experts tell 'Post'
Turkish comedian jailed pending trial over alleged insults to Erdogan, religious values
The guard outside the synagogue - opinion
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.
JPost Podcast - Travel Edition: Take me to Tel Dan and Instanbul!
Why did we decide to launch a travel podcast during COVID-19?
Iranian official arrested in Istanbul over dissident's killing
Iran's Foreign Ministry said the newspaper report was "baseless."
US suspends Turkey visa services after reports on potential attacks
Istanbul mansion of prominent architect who fled Nazis put on sale
Taut died in December 1938, and was honored with a grave at the Edirnekapı Martyr's Cemetery as its first and only non-Muslim.
Erdogan joins thousands to pray for first time at Istanbul's Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia was the largest cathedral in the world for 900 years until its capture by Ottoman Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror in 1453.
Gli the cat can stay even as Istanbul's Hagia Sophia changes
The grey cat with shining green, crossed eyes, has become a favorite with visitors, including former US President Barack Obama, who was filmed stroking her during a trip in 2009.
Hagia Sophia mosaics to be covered with curtains during Muslim prayers
Hagia Sophia dates back to the sixth century and has a history as both a church and a mosque before it was turned into a museum.