Samuel Pallache "Man in Oriental Costume" by Rembrandt ca. 1633-1634, thought to be Samuel Pallache Born circa 1550 Fez, Morocco Died February 4, 1616 The Hague, Netherlands Burial place Beth Haim of Ouderkerk aan de Amstel Other names alternative spellings of surname: Palache, Palacio, Palatio, Palachio, Palazzo[1] Years active 1580s - 1616 (death) Known for Moroccan-Dutch trade agreement (1608) Notable work first Portuguese minyan Amsterdam[2] Criminal charge Piracy Criminal penalty Case dismissed Spouse(s) Reina (Hebrew Malca) Children Isaac (and Jacob/Carlos) Parent(s) Isaac Pallache, rabbi Relatives Joseph Pallache (brother) and nephews Isaac, Joshua, David, Moses, Abraham Family Pallache family