Where did the Jews in Constantinople expelled to?

The Jews expelled from various regions, such as Spain in 1492, found refuge in Constantinople, which was under Ottoman rule at the time. The Ottoman Empire welcomed them, allowing them to settle in the city, where they contributed to its economic and cultural life. Over time, they established vibrant communities, particularly in neighborhoods like Galata and Hasköy. Thus, the expelled Jews were not so much expelled again but rather integrated into the diverse tapestry of Ottoman society.