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About Elioz Antebi Hefer

Dr. Elioz Antebi Hefer is a public health physician in the Israeli Health Ministry. He is also a senior lecturer at Yezreel Valley College. In 1993, he was awarded by Israel’s Minister of Education a prize for Jewish cultural research. His first-born child is the 12th generation of the Antebi family. He lives in Kiryat Tivon.

Methods and Resources for Sephardic Genealogical Research: The Example of Antebi Family Research

Filed Under Mediterranean By Elioz Antebi Hefer on October 1, 2009

The Antebi family’s roots go back to the expulsion from Spain in 1492. Some members of the family settled in a small town in Turkey, Ein-Tab (“the Good Fountain”), known today as Gaziantep. After migrating from Ein-Tab to Aleppo, the […]

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