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Two Arabs Come from Medina to Accept Judaism in Jerusalem

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency) Two Arab proselytes were accepted into the Jewish faith by the chief rabbinate of Palestine yesterday. The proselytes were residents of Medina, in the Hedjas, a father, aged 40, and his son, 9. Their acceptance into the Jewish faith took place with the consent of the governor of Jerusalem and the Moslem […]

March 9, 1926
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(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Two Arab proselytes were accepted into the Jewish faith by the chief rabbinate of Palestine yesterday.

The proselytes were residents of Medina, in the Hedjas, a father, aged 40, and his son, 9. Their acceptance into the Jewish faith took place with the consent of the governor of Jerusalem and the Moslem mufti.

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