Gorgias Press From Istanbul to Jerusalem: Turkish Jewish History

From Istanbul to Jerusalem traces the remarkable journey of a young Turkish Jew, offering a compelling first-hand account of life, migration, and identity across two pivotal Mediterranean cities during a transformative historical period. Published by Gorgias Press as part of the Analecta Isisiana series dedicated to Ottoman and Turkish studies, this volume provides authentic perspective on Turkish Jewish experience, cultural transitions, and the complex relationships between communities in Istanbul and Jerusalem. The work contributes significantly to Ottoman history scholarship and Middle Eastern Jewish studies, presenting personal narrative alongside broader historical context. Readers interested in Turkish history, Jewish diaspora studies, Ottoman culture, and Mediterranean travel narratives will find this first-hand account both engaging and historically valuable. The book belongs to a respected academic series specialising in rigorous examination of Ottoman and Turkish historical subjects, making it essential for students, scholars, and history enthusiasts exploring the cultural and social dimensions of Turkish-Jewish life and cross-regional movement during this era.