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Ancient Antioch Survived Many Disasters in Its 2,400 Years—Then Turkey s Earthquake Obliterated It

Now known as Antakya, the former Roman metropolis has lost priceless landmarks of its Christian and Muslim heritage; ‘that holy place cannot be rebuilt’

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Antakya s remaining Jews flown to Jewish nursing home in Istanbul - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Antakya s remaining Jews flown to Jewish nursing home in Istanbul - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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Antakya s remaining Jews transferred to Jewish nursing home in Istanbul – The Forward

The effort was funded by Alexander Machkevitch, a Jewish businessman from Kazakhstan who is one of the richest men in Israel.

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On the Turkish-Syrian border, a city s last Jews watch the ending of an epoch

ANTAKYA, Turkey (JTA) - Jews have lived in the city of Antakya, known in ancient times as Antioch, for over 23 centuries. And the city wants visitors

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On Turkish-Syrian border, a city s last Jews watch the ending of an epoch

The Star of David imagery is so prevalent that one would be forgiven for thinking Jews were a significant part of the city’s 200,000-strong population; in reality - barely more than a dozen Jews remain

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