The discovery of the Ebla Tablets in Syria in 1975 was a significant archaeological find, providing insights into the political, social, and economic life of the ancient city of Ebla and its surrounding region. The tablets, written in the Eblaite language around 2300 BCE, mention biblical figures such as Abraham, Ishmael, and Israel, and provide evidence of the existence of various places and peoples mentioned in the Old Testament. The tablets offer valuable information about the early Semitic culture and language, and contribute to our understanding of the development of human civilization