Summary
The son of Dava Baba, a Jewish man remembered for his courage. According to the account, he stood alone against Armenian fighters in the Kuhna Shahr quarter as the Iranian army retreated, killed twelve of them, and took their weapons. He later lived in Rishon LeZion.
Names and spelling variants
Shala, Son of Dava Baba; Shala; Şala; שאלה; Shala, son of Dava Baba
Mentioned in the book
Chapter Six – Epilogue; segment 06.01 – Epilogue
Research note
The source provides only a first name and patronymic; his full historical identity has not yet been established.