Morocco Jews Web Archive
Facebook
2025-09-15
This Facebook post shares a family tree (arbre généalogique) of the Serfaty family, published at the request of Doris Feder. The Serfaty surname is a prominent Moroccan Jewish family name, and this genealogical documentation represents an important contribution to preserving Moroccan Jewish heritage and family history. The post appears in a Facebook group dedicated to the genealogy of Moroccan Jews (Généalogie des Juifs du Maroc), highlighting the community's ongoing efforts to document and maintain their historical family connections and lineage.
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Size: 1.5 MB
ID: #10
This Facebook post shares a family tree (arbre généalogique) of the Serfaty family, published at the request of Doris Feder. The Serfaty surname is a prominent Moroccan Jewish family name, and this genealogical documentation represents an important contribution to preserving Moroccan Jewish heritage and family history. The post appears in a Facebook group dedicated to the genealogy of Moroccan Jews (Généalogie des Juifs du Maroc), highlighting the community's ongoing efforts to document and maintain their historical family connections and lineage.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/3961115984219228
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:40:07.931982
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
I apologize, but I'm unable to see the actual content from the Facebook post URL you provided. Without being able to view the original content from Paul Dahan's post, I cannot create an accurate summary. To provide a proper analysis and description, I would need access to the actual content of the Facebook post. If you could share the text, images, or specific content from the post, I would be happy to create a descriptive summary following your guidelines.
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Size: 813.0 kB
ID: #9
I apologize, but I'm unable to see the actual content from the Facebook post URL you provided. Without being able to view the original content from Paul Dahan's post, I cannot create an accurate summary. To provide a proper analysis and description, I would need access to the actual content of the Facebook post. If you could share the text, images, or specific content from the post, I would be happy to create a descriptive summary following your guidelines.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2736602800003892
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:39:29.908201
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Facebook
2025-09-15
This post describes a personal genealogical quest in Mogador (now Essaouira), Morocco, where the author searched for their great-great-grandfather's tomb. Abraham Hamouth, born in Istanbul in 1841, was a prominent Jewish merchant who moved to Tangier in 1885 and later to Mogador in 1906. He married two Benoliel sisters from Tarifa, Spain, who were sisters of the renowned Portuguese intellectual José Benoliel. Notably, Abraham Hamouth was the first Jewish person to purchase property outside the Kasbah walls, acquiring seaside land. This account represents a fascinating intersection of Sephardic Jewish heritage, connecting Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, and Moroccan Jewish history through one family's story. The post demonstrates the rich multicultural nature of Moroccan Jewish communities and their historical mobility across the Mediterranean region.
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Size: 1.2 MB
ID: #8
This post describes a personal genealogical quest in Mogador (now Essaouira), Morocco, where the author searched for their great-great-grandfather's tomb. Abraham Hamouth, born in Istanbul in 1841, was a prominent Jewish merchant who moved to Tangier in 1885 and later to Mogador in 1906. He married two Benoliel sisters from Tarifa, Spain, who were sisters of the renowned Portuguese intellectual José Benoliel. Notably, Abraham Hamouth was the first Jewish person to purchase property outside the Kasbah walls, acquiring seaside land. This account represents a fascinating intersection of Sephardic Jewish heritage, connecting Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, and Moroccan Jewish history through one family's story. The post demonstrates the rich multicultural nature of Moroccan Jewish communities and their historical mobility across the Mediterranean region.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2545257272471780
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:38:55.631425
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
חידוש מצבה בבית העלמין הישן ברבאט: תיעוד עבודות צביעה מחדש של הכיתוב על מצבתו של רבי אהרן מראש ז"ל, שנפטר ב-22 באוגוסט 1944. פעולת שימור זו מהווה חלק ממאמצי הקהילה לשמר את המורשת היהודית-מרוקאית ולכבד את זכר הנפטרים בבית העלמין ההיסטורי. המצבה מספרת פרק בסיפור הקהילה היהודית של רבאט ומשמרת את זכרו של אחד מבניה.
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Size: 1.7 MB
ID: #7
חידוש מצבה בבית העלמין הישן ברבאט: תיעוד עבודות צביעה מחדש של הכיתוב על מצבתו של רבי אהרן מראש ז"ל, שנפטר ב-22 באוגוסט 1944. פעולת שימור זו מהווה חלק ממאמצי הקהילה לשמר את המורשת היהודית-מרוקאית ולכבד את זכר הנפטרים בבית העלמין ההיסטורי. המצבה מספרת פרק בסיפור הקהילה היהודית של רבאט ומשמרת את זכרו של אחד מבניה.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2880155805648590
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:36:24.303445
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
This is a genealogical inquiry posted in a Facebook group dedicated to Moroccan Jewish genealogy. The post specifically seeks to connect with descendants of the ACOCA family who originated from Rabat, Morocco. The ACOCA surname is a well-known Sephardic Jewish family name with historical roots in Morocco. The query appears to be part of family history research or an attempt to connect with distant relatives sharing this lineage. This type of post is common in Jewish genealogy groups where members seek to reconstruct family trees and connect with relatives dispersed during various migrations from Morocco throughout the 20th century.
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Size: 2.4 MB
ID: #6
This is a genealogical inquiry posted in a Facebook group dedicated to Moroccan Jewish genealogy. The post specifically seeks to connect with descendants of the ACOCA family who originated from Rabat, Morocco. The ACOCA surname is a well-known Sephardic Jewish family name with historical roots in Morocco. The query appears to be part of family history research or an attempt to connect with distant relatives sharing this lineage. This type of post is common in Jewish genealogy groups where members seek to reconstruct family trees and connect with relatives dispersed during various migrations from Morocco throughout the 20th century.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2880287632302074
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:35:37.022147
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
This post documents the burial site and family history of Rabbi Shlomo Cohen Scali (1881-1945) in Oujda, Morocco. He served as a judge in Azemmour and El Jadida, and later became President of the Rabbinical Court of Oujda. Born to Joseph Cohen-Scali and Aicha, Rabbi Shlomo had seven children with his spouse: Aaron Binyamin, Aicha, Samuel, Kamera, Maklouf, Messaouda, and Moise, all born around 1910. This genealogical record represents an important piece of Moroccan Jewish heritage, highlighting the prominent role of the Cohen-Scali family in the religious judicial system of early 20th century Morocco. The post is particularly valuable for those researching Moroccan Jewish genealogy and the history of rabbinic leadership in North Africa.
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#jewish
#hebrew
Size: 987.3 kB
ID: #5
This post documents the burial site and family history of Rabbi Shlomo Cohen Scali (1881-1945) in Oujda, Morocco. He served as a judge in Azemmour and El Jadida, and later became President of the Rabbinical Court of Oujda. Born to Joseph Cohen-Scali and Aicha, Rabbi Shlomo had seven children with his spouse: Aaron Binyamin, Aicha, Samuel, Kamera, Maklouf, Messaouda, and Moise, all born around 1910. This genealogical record represents an important piece of Moroccan Jewish heritage, highlighting the prominent role of the Cohen-Scali family in the religious judicial system of early 20th century Morocco. The post is particularly valuable for those researching Moroccan Jewish genealogy and the history of rabbinic leadership in North Africa.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2959983227665847
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:35:00.085573
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish, hebrew
Facebook
2025-09-15
This Facebook post shares a video of the Jewish cemetery in Martimprey du Kiss (now known as Ahfir, Morocco), beginning with footage of the grave of David Benhamou, the poster's grandfather. The mention "de mémoire bénie" (of blessed memory) indicates this is a personal documentation of Jewish-Moroccan heritage. The post appears in a Facebook group dedicated to Moroccan Jewish genealogy, representing efforts to preserve and share the history of Jewish communities that once lived in Morocco. This documentation of cemetery grounds serves as both a personal memorial and a valuable genealogical resource for descendants of Moroccan Jews seeking to trace their family histories.
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#social-media
#genealogy
#morocco
#jewish
Size: 1.5 MB
ID: #4
This Facebook post shares a video of the Jewish cemetery in Martimprey du Kiss (now known as Ahfir, Morocco), beginning with footage of the grave of David Benhamou, the poster's grandfather. The mention "de mémoire bénie" (of blessed memory) indicates this is a personal documentation of Jewish-Moroccan heritage. The post appears in a Facebook group dedicated to Moroccan Jewish genealogy, representing efforts to preserve and share the history of Jewish communities that once lived in Morocco. This documentation of cemetery grounds serves as both a personal memorial and a valuable genealogical resource for descendants of Moroccan Jews seeking to trace their family histories.
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2967031166961053
Captured: 2025-09-15T11:34:13.640235
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
Facebook Group Post
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#genealogy
#morocco
#jewish
Size: 1.0 MB
ID: #3
Facebook Group Post
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/3854980511499443
Captured: 2025-09-15T10:47:12.531057
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
Facebook Group Post
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#jewish
Size: 4.0 MB
ID: #2
Facebook Group Post
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/2959990954331741
Captured: 2025-09-15T10:46:13.115423
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish
Facebook
2025-09-15
Facebook Group Post
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#genealogy
#morocco
#jewish
Size: 1.5 MB
ID: #1
Facebook Group Post
URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogiedesjuifsdumaroc/posts/4029867240677435
Captured: 2025-09-15T10:32:37.507693
Tags: facebook, social-media, genealogy, morocco, jewish