 From that time to the end of the 19th century, several further blood accusations were brought against the Jews; these, however, never provoked any great excitement.Prominent Aleppo rabbis include Eliahu Shamah, Abraham Antebi and Mordechai Labaton in the 19th century, Jacob Saul Dwek who died in 1919, followed by Ezra Hamwi and Moses Mizrahi who was prepared to be burnt with the Torah Scrolls but was removed by the Arab mob from the Jamilieh Synagogue during the pogrom of 1947.He was followed by Moses Tawil, Shlomo Zafrani and Yomtob Yedid.