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Assuming that you are talking about Juudaism, there are a few: Moses, Ezekiel, and Daniel, among others.

Of course, with the exception of certain sects of Christianity, the overwhelming majority of non-Jewish prophets spent their entire lives outside of Israel and Judah, including: Mohammed, Buddha, Lao Tzu, Joseph Smith, etc.

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