How a Jewish doctor found his home in Prizren

The history of Dr. Josef Teitelbaum and his family in Kosovo

Kosovar envoy Vlora Citaku: ‘Our people look up to Israel’

Vlora Çitaku, Kosovo’s ambassador to the United States

Kosovo highlights pro-Israel position as US investors visit

The $300,000 museum-synagogue project is spearheaded by Votem Demiri, the 72-year-old patriarch of Kosovo’s Jewish community. His daughter, Ines Demiri, an official at Kosovo’s consulate-general in New York, organized the business delegation to Prishtinë and Prizren as well as its members’ meetings with Prime Minister Haradinaj and other top officials.

With US help, Muslim-majority Kosovo plans its first synagogue and Jewish museum

Though today home to just under 60 Jews, the state — which vies for international recognition — boasts a community that dates back to prior to the Spanish Inquisition

Kosovo says it would move its Israel embassy to Jerusalem — if it had one

This week, another country signaled that it hoped to open an embassy in Jerusalem, and surprisingly, it’s a Muslim-majority nation. But there’s an unexpected catch: Israel doesn’t recognize this nation. Kosovo’s president, Hashim Thaci, said Thursday that were his country to have an embassy in Israel, he would put it in Jerusalem. “If Kosovo were recognized by Israel, I would open the Kosovo Embassy in Jerusalem,” Thaci explained during an interview with Vizion Plus in Albania.

Kosovo president: Recognize us and we’ll open an embassy in Jerusalem

Kosovo would set up an embassy in Israel if the Jewish state recognizes it as an independent state, the president of the Balkan breakaway republic said.

KOSOVO WILL OPEN EMBASSY IN JERUSALEM IF RECOGNIZED, PRESIDENT SAYS

Kosovo’s President Hashim Thaci said that if Israel recognized Kosovo, Kosovo would open an embassy.

Compassion From the Middle East for Strangers in a Strange Land

TIRANA, Albania — With tears in his eyes, Avi Pazner, 60, who was the first.

Casting Light on Little-Known Story of Albania Rescuing Jews From Nazis

There were a handful of European nations where the Nazi killing machine sputtered, but few.

Albanian Muslims who sheltered Jews- Albanian Codes

Albanians’ strong traditions inspired them to save their nation’s Jews during the Holocaust. Albania, the only Muslim-majority country in Europe, was also the only European nation to emerge from the Holocaust with a larger Jewish population.