Original sentence: In 1807, an Sephardic immigrant from Egypt, Rabbi Haim Yeshua Hamitzri (''Haim the Jewish Egyptian purchased 5 dunams on the periphery of the Old City, and, in 1811, signed two lease contracts  for 800 dunams of land, among which were 4 plots at Tel Rumeida of which four plots were at Tel Rumeida.It is on the basis of the original lease taken out for 99 years by Haim Yeshia Hamitzri that settlers, non of whom is related to the original leasee, then asserted a claim to the land in Tel Rumeida, a claim dismissed by the real heirs such as Haim Hanegbi who argue that settlers in Hebron have no right to speak in the name of the old Jewish families of the city.Since his descendent Haim Bajaio, the last Sephardic rabbi in the city, administered it after the Jews left Hebron, it is believed that the lease must have have been renewed.The duration of the lease was 99 years.These properties were appropriated by the Jordanian government in 1948, and the Israeli government in 1967
Edited sentence: In 1811, 800 dunams of land were purchased by Rabbi Haim Yeshua Hamitzri of which four plots were at Tel Rumeida.The plots were administered by his descendants until the Jews had left the city