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-As widely claimed Suleiman was borned from a Jewish mother. The wife of Selim I and the mother of Suleiman was a Jewish Pole named Helga aka Hafza Sultan. (S. Shaw, History of the Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey, Vol. I, 1976. p.148)

-Suleiman carried on the Jewish tradition in his marriage(actually he was the first Sultan that abandoned the “not to marry” tradition), his wife Hürrem Haseki Sultan(Roxolena) was of Jewish origin borned in Rohatyn city of Ukraine. (Andrée Aelion Brooks, The woman who defied kings, Michigan Universty, Paragon House, 2002, p.437)

-The kira(kira means woman in Greek and in Ottoman kira was used for the women who brings garments and jewelleries to the palace) of Hürrem Haseki Sultan named Ester Handali aka Ester Kira was a Jewish woman who controls the deep state in Ottomans during that period. She was also secretary of Hürrem Sultan later became the secretary of Nurbanu Sultan bride of Hürrem Haseki. She had a great power in palace. She later was massacred by Sipahis. (E.Nashim, A Journal of Jewish Women´s Studies and Gender Issues 13: p.49-67)

-Mihrimah Sultan, the daughter of Hürrem, was married to Rüstem Pasha who was of Jewish origin, later became the Grand Vizier.
(Elli Kohen, History of the Turkish Jews and Sephardim, University Press of America, 2007. p.51)

-Sinan Pasha, brother of Rüstem Pasha, who was the admiral of Ottoman navy was called as the Great Jew in medieval sources, he was using the star of David on his flag. (Şalom – Melih Namer, Tarihe İz Bırakan Yahudi Korsanlar, 16 Aralık 2009)

-In Ottoman history the first woman who got the title of “mother Sultan” was Nurbanu Sultan the mother of Murad III was a jewish convert. In this period the jewish population of the Palace hit the ceiling. (İ.Hakkı Uzunçarşılı, Osmanlı Devletinin Saray Teşkilatı, Türk Tarih Kurumu, Ankara 1945, s.88)

- Suleiman the Magnificent gathered Jews in palace and provided them immense privileges. During his Reign jewish population of state of Ottoman acquired power and welfare. (Encyclopedia Judaica, Jerusalem, 1971. Vol. 18, s.26)

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