The first Ottoman case of blood libel, that is claims of Jews abducting and sacrificing non-Jews in sinister rituals, was reported during the reign of Sultan Mehmed II in the 15th century (according to other sources – at the beginning of the 16th century).
El primer caso otomano de libelo de sangre, es decir, las reclamaciones de Judios secuestrando y sacrificando a no Judios en rituales siniestros, se informó durante el reinado del [[Sultán] Mehmed II en el siglo 15).