Og
Og according to the Hebrew Bible and other sources, was an Amorite king of Bashan who was slain along with his army by Moses and his men at the battle of Edrei. In Arabic literature he is referred to as ʿŪj ibn ʿAnāq. Og is introduced in the Book of Numbers.
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Doron Shikmoni
Hezy Yeshurun
Oded Comay
César Cals
Politician
Ruben Vardanyan
Former State Minister of Artsakh
Steve Kirsch
American entrepreneur
Karlheinz Brandenburg
German electrical engineer
Bradford M. Freeman
American businessman
Ronald P. Spogli
American Politician
Richard Riordan
Former Mayor of Los Angeles
Édouard-Alfred Martel
Explorer
Alain Derobe
Cinematographer
Pierre-William Glenn
French cinematographer
Hartmut Esslinger
German-American industrial designer
Chris Toumazou
British engineer
Charles E. Fuller
Harold Ockenga
American author
Philippe Kahn
Mathematician
Sonia Lee
Musical artist
Lorne Abony
Canadian businessman
Andrew Rivkin
Canadian investor
Ellis Paul Torrance
American psychologist
Colleen Saidman
American yoga instructor
Steven Kane
British motorsports racing driver
M. V. V. S. Murthi
Indian Politician
Mümin Gençoğlu
Turkish businessperson
Franklin Dewey Richards
Mormon apostle
Friedrich Justin Bertuch
German publisher
william edmond logan
Canadian geologist
Henrik I. Christensen
Danish roboticist
Gil Weinberg
Israeli musician
Max von Forckenbeck
Former Governing Mayor of Berlin
Max Weber
American painter
Ferdinand Tönnies
German sociologist
L. Stephen Coles
Researcher
Ulrich Dietz
Yuri Neyman
Russian-American cinematographer
Nigel A. L. Clarke
Member of Parliament
Horace Luke
Chief Executive Officer of the Gogoro
Horace Luke
Chief Executive Officer of the Gogoro
Trae Vassallo
American businessperson
David Cowan
Entrepreneur
Sergey Brin
American business magnate
Larry Page
American business magnate
Tony Fadell
American engineer
Dimosthenis Vergis
Politician
Isaac Berzin
Israeli scientist
