On this day, 39 years ago, on September 6, 1986 (August 3, 1986 in the lunar calendar), Arabs killed 21 Jews in Istanbul. The synagogue in Istanbul, the latest front line in the war beyond the cross-border September 6, 1986. Without warning, two Arabs armed with guns broke into a synagogue in Istanbul. Machine guns and grenades were fired, killing 21 of the 29 worshippers and injuring 4 others. After the police heard gunshots and rushed, another explosion sounded in the church. Obviously, the terrorists had been killed. The police entered the church and saw a shocking tragedy. Bodies and body parts were scattered, and many of the dead were difficult to identify. Since the 15th century, Istanbul, Turkey has been inhabited by Jews. In the 15th century, Jews from Spain and Portugal escaped the Spanish Inquisition and came to live here as refugees. They have lived peacefully to this day without racial or religious discrimination. At least three Arab terrorist groups have claimed responsibility for the bombings among the Jewish party, but Turkish police are skeptical.