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The following list of people were born in Hebron . Yoav Goldstein, a Gold Dealer and a Martyr from the 4th Century BCE that was born in the city of Hebron . Known as the Forefather of the Goldstein Clan Basel Adra , 21st-century journalist Abraham Konki , 17th-century Hebronite rabbi Chaim Hezekiah Medini , Rabbi and author of Sdei Chemed. Buried in Old Jewish cemetery, Hebron . Hayyim ben Jacob Abulafia , 17th-century renewer of Jewish settlement in Tiberias Fadi Elsalameen , Palestinian activist and blogger Raphael Hayyim Isaac Carregal , 18th-century Hebronite and rabbi, friend of Yale president Ezra Stiles Hasan Hourani , Palestinian artist Mazen Dana , Palestinian journalist killed by United States soldiers in Baghdad Muhammad Ali Ja'abari , long-serving mayor of Hebron Sulaiman Ja'abari , former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem Yitzhaq Shami , Jewish-Israeli writer whose characters who were often Arabs or Sephardic Jews People associated with Hebron: Eliezer ben-Arhah , rabbi, from about 1615 until his death in 16521
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The following list of people were born in Hebron . Malkiel Ashkenazi - leader of Sephardic Jewish Community of Hebron, 16th century Nafez Assaily - pro-Palestinian activist Abraham Azulai - (c.1570-1643), rabbi, Kabbalistic author of the Kirjath Arba Zohar commentary, Haim Isaac Carigal 18th.century Hebronite and Rabbi. Mazen Dana - Palestinian journalist killed by United States soldiers in Baghdad , Hasan Hourani - Palestinian artist, Muhammad Ali Ja'abari - Long-serving mayor of Hebron. Sulaiman Ja'abari - Former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem Baruch Marzel - Israeli religious and nationalist activist and Kach member. Eliyahu de Vidas - Medieval Kabbalist , author of Reshit Ḥokmah .
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The following list of people were born in Hebron . Hayyim ben Jacob Abulafia 17th. century renewer of Jewish settlement in Tiberias Mazen Dana - Palestinian journalist killed by United States soldiers in Baghdad , Hasan Hourani - Palestinian artist, Muhammad Ali Ja'abari - Long-serving mayor of Hebron.
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Wikipedia list article The following list of people were born in Hebron .Buried in Old Jewish cemetery, Hebron .Hayyim ben Jacob Abulafia , 17th-century renewer of Jewish settlement in Tiberias Fadi Elsalameen , Palestinian activist and blogger Raphael Hayyim Isaac Carregal , 18th-century Hebronite and rabbi, friend of Yale president Ezra Stiles Hasan Hourani , Palestinian artist Mazen Dana , Palestinian journalist killed by United States soldiers in Baghdad Muhammad Ali Ja'abari , long-serving mayor of Hebron Sulaiman Ja'abari , former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem Yitzhaq Shami , Jewish-Israeli writer whose characters who were often Arabs or Sephardic Jews
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The following is a list of notable people both born in Hebron and otherwise associated with the city.This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness.You can help by editing the page to add missing items, with references to reliable sources .
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