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Also known as Linet Menaşi, Linet Menashe

Linet Mor Menashe (, , born 5 March 1975) is an Israeli-born Turkish-Jewish singer, best known for her performances of arabesque and pop music. She is well known in Turkey, Israel, and the Middle East, mostly thanks to her grasp overmultiple languages (specifically Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Spanish, and English).

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Origin
Türkiye
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1975-03-05

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Linet Mor Menashe is an Israeli-born Turkish-Jewish singer, best known for her performances of arabesque and pop music. She is very popular in Turkiye, Israel, and the Middle East, mostly thanks to her grasp over multiple languages (specifically Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Spanish, and English). <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Linet">Read more on Last.fm</a>

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1985-00-00
date of birth
1975-03-05
birth name
לינט מנשה
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Linet Mor Menashe (, , born 5 March 1975) is an Israeli-born Turkish-Jewish singer, best known for her performances of arabesque and pop music. She is well known in Turkey, Israel, and the Middle East, mostly thanks to her grasp overmultiple languages (specifically Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Spanish, and English).

==Biography== Linet was born and raised in Israel. Her family had emigrated from Spain in the 15th century to the Ottoman Empire, like most Sephardic Jews, following the 1492 Alhambra decree, which exiled all Jews from Iberia. Her mother, Leyla Özgecan (also known as Leya Bonana, ), was a Turkish classical music singer from Bursa. Her father, Shmuel Menashe, was a resident of Istanbul. Both of her parents are Turkish-Jews. She has two sisters. On 18 March 2022, Linet's mother, Leyla Özgecan, died.

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