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Refaʼel Abulafia

1893–1977 (age 84)

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Wolf S. Jacobson

1894–1973 (age 79)

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Wolf S. Jacobson was a steadfast presence whose quiet leadership nurtured community bonds.

Давид Теодор Ульман

1908–1975 (age 67)

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Aleksandr Stepanovich Ognev (1908-1975) was a Russian figure from Tula who was buried at Vvedenskoye Cemetery in Moscow.

Günther Friedländer

1902–1975 (age 73)

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Günther Friedländer was a chemist whose research and mentorship advanced scientific progress.

Mendel Cohen

1895–1970 (age 75)

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Israel Gut

1970–1970 (age 0)

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Israel Gut was a sculptor whose thoughtful creations continue to inspire reflection.

Moshe Baram

1911–1986 (age 75)

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Moshe Baram was a dedicated statesman who championed immigrant absorption and social justice.

Shneur Kotler

1918–1982 (age 64)

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Shneur Kotler was a distinguished rabbi whose scholarly and spiritual contributions shaped Jewish religious life.

Recha Freier

1892–1984 (age 92)

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Recha Freier merged literary expression with humanitarian courage to found Youth Aliyah.

Ernst Simon

1899–1988 (age 89)

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Ernst Simon was an accomplished historian whose scholarly contributions advanced understanding of Jewish and Israeli his...

Ze'ev Sherf

1906–1984 (age 78)

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Ze'ev Sherf shaped Israel's fiscal and social planning with prudence and integrity.

Zvi Bar-Niv

1916–1986 (age 70)

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Zvi Bar-Niv was a distinguished judge whose judicial service contributed to the development of Israel's legal system.

Elias Bickermann

1897–1981 (age 84)

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Elias Bickermann's scholarship on the classical world deepened Israeli historical studies.

Paul Ben-Haim

1897–1984 (age 87)

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Paul Ben-Haim was a renowned composer whose innovative musical works shaped Israeli and international music.

Yitzhak Baer

1888–1980 (age 92)

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Yitzhak Baer was a leading chronicler of Jewish history whose work illuminated medieval life.

Robert Weltsch

1891–1982 (age 91)

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Robert Weltsch was an accomplished journalist whose work contributed to informed public discourse and historical underst...

Michael Evenari

1904–1989 (age 85)

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Michael Evenari pioneered sustainable desert agriculture and inspired environmental scientists.

Moshe Spitzer

1900–1982 (age 82)

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Moshe Spitzer was a accomplished typographer whose craftsmanship contributed to the quality of Israeli printing and desi...

Louis Guttman

1916–1987 (age 71)

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Louis Guttman transformed social science with rigorous measurement methods.

Leopold Trepper

1904–1982 (age 78)

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Benno Schotz

1891–1984 (age 93)

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Benno Schotz blended engineering precision with sculptural grace, leaving lasting works across Israel.

Avraham Even-Shoshan

1906–1984 (age 78)

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Dan Pagis

1930–1986 (age 56)

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Dan Pagis kept the memory of the Holocaust alive through his poignant poetry and teaching.

Yona Bogale

1908–1987 (age 79)

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Anna Ticho

1894–1980 (age 86)

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Anna Ticho captured Jerusalem's spirit through luminous drawings that made the city's understated grace unforgettable.

Baroukh Douvdevani

1916–1984 (age 68)

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Dov Sadan

1902–1989 (age 87)

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Dov Sadan was a passionate advocate for Hebrew literature and a tireless builder of Israel's cultural institutions.

Reuven Arazi

1907–1983 (age 76)

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Mordechai Zar

1914–1982 (age 68)

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Mordechai Zar dedicated his life to building bridges between Israel's pioneering communities and the national leadership...

Joseph Goldsmith

1907–1981 (age 74)

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Moshe Rachmilewitz

1899–1985 (age 86)

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Moshe Rachmilewitz was a meticulous healer whose leadership helped shape Israel's modern medical community.

Menahem Stern

1925–1989 (age 64)

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Shlomo Kaddar

1913–1987 (age 74)

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A skilled diplomat whose career was devoted to advancing international relations and cooperation.

Tuvia Bielski

1906–1987 (age 81)

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Partisan leader Tuvia Bielski embodied courage and compassion, saving lives amid peril and preserving their stories.

Arye Maimon

1903–1988 (age 85)

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A distinguished historian whose scholarly contributions advanced the understanding and preservation of historical knowle...

Benjamin Akzin

1904–1985 (age 81)

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Jurist Benjamin Akzin helped build Israel’s legal foundations with unwavering principles.

Michael Zohary

1898–1983 (age 85)

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A respected botanist whose scientific research advanced the understanding of plant life and botanical science.

Jacob Talmon

1916–1980 (age 64)

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Writer Jacob Talmon illuminated the currents of political thought with clarity and moral urgency.

Edmund Silberner

1910–1985 (age 75)

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An accomplished economist whose scholarly contributions advanced economic theory and understanding.

Moshe Feinstein

1895–1986 (age 91)

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Rabbi Moshe Feinstein was a towering sage whose wise rulings and warmth steadied Jewish life worldwide.

Nathan Bistritzky

1896–1980 (age 84)

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Gabriel Stern

1913–1983 (age 70)

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Journalist Gabriel Stern chronicled Israel with heartfelt insight and a commitment to truth.

Michael S. Comay

1908–1987 (age 79)

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Moshe Pearlman

1911–1986 (age 75)

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Writer Moshe Pearlman preserved Israel’s history through compelling storytelling and meticulous research.

Betsalʼel Shṭern

1911–1988 (age 77)

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Erzsi Szenes

1902–1981 (age 79)

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Erzsi Szenes was a writer whose words captured resilience across continents.

Hadassa Samuel

1897–1986 (age 89)

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Raphael Freund

1933–1980 (age 47)

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Raphael Freund was a geologist whose research helped chart Israel’s geological landscape.

Yosef Shelomoh Dayan

1924–1985 (age 61)

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Walter Frankl

1906–1989 (age 83)

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Walter Frankl was a writer whose thoughtful essays invited moral reflection.