History of the Jews in Northern Cyprus

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The history of the Jews in Northern Cyprus is related to the history of the Jews in Cyprus, history of the Jews in Turkey, and the history of the Jews in Greece.

Currently 99% of Northern Cyprus populations are from Islamic religion and 0.5% are Orthodox Christians. The other 0.5% comprise smaller Christian groups and other religions, including Judaism. ^[1]