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Rabbin d'Alep vers 1580, petit-fils de Jacob Berab, il fut très estimé pour son savoir, sa prudence, sa sagacité et sa piété par des érudits contemporains tels que Moïse Alshekh et Samuel Laniado, avec lesquels il entretint une correspondance.
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Rabbin d'Alep vers 1580 ; il était le petit-fils de Jacob Berab. Il était hautement estimé pour son érudition, sa prudence, sa sagacité et sa piété par les savants contemporains, tels que Moses Alsheik, Samuel Laniado et autres, avec lesquels il correspondait.
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