Who created the Latin Hebrew and Greek alphabets?

Your question contains a misconception. Neither the Latin nor the Hebrew alphabet were created. They both evolved over time from earlier scripts. The Latin alphabet developed from the Old Italic alphabet, which in turn originated from the Greek alphabet. The Hebrew alphabet is believed to have developed from the Canaanite alphabet used in the Late Bronze Age. As for the Greek alphabet, its origins can be traced back to the Phoenician alphabet through inscriptions known as the Linear B syllabary from 1400 BC. There is no single creator attributed to any these writing systems as they underwent gradual change due to cultural and linguistic factors.