Caddebostan Sinagogu
The Caddebostan Synagogue stands out as a tightly knit Ashkenazi congregation on the Asian side of Istanbul, a detail that marks its unique position in a city where Jewish life is historically divided between continents. Designed by architect Albert Arditi and completed in 1954, the building anchors Taş Mektep Street in the Göztepe area of Kadıköy. The synagogue is the most populated Jewish house of prayer in this part of the city, reflecting a local community that grew as Jewish families moved into the area in the mid-20th century. Its role extends beyond worship: visits and participation in prayers are possible through the Chief Rabbinate, underscoring its connection to Istanbul’s wider Jewish governance and ritual life. …
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