A group of Romanian Jews in Anatolia were assisted by JCA in the early 20th century to establish an immigration bureau in Istanbul in 1910. The JCA also bought land in the Asian part of Istanbul and founded Mesillah Hadassah agricultural colony for several hundred families.
In the early 20th century, a group of Romanian Jews in Anatolia were assisted by JCA to establish an immigration office in Istanbul in 1910. Additionally, JCA acquired land in the Asian part of Istanbul and founded Mesillah Hadassah agricultural colony for hundreds of families.