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Hilde Lotan

1902–1983 (age 81)

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Social worker whose tireless compassion strengthened communities and offered hope to many.

Isaac Schattner

1900–1981 (age 81)

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Geographer Isaac Schattner (1900–1981) made important contributions to geographical scholarship.

Nathan Feinberg

1895–1988 (age 93)

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Writer and scholar dedicated to illuminating Jewish thought with thoughtful clarity.

Nissim David Azran

1910–1984 (age 74)

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Nissim David Azran (1910–1984) was a valued member of his community.

ʻAḳiva Azulai

1913–1984 (age 71)

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Devoted community member whose quiet perseverance inspired those around him.

Yosef Rakover

1905–1986 (age 81)

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Physician Yosef Rakover (1905–1986) served his patients with dedication and care.

Benjamin Brenner

1900–1982 (age 82)

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Psychologist whose empathetic guidance helped many find resilience and hope.

Jehuda Klaus

1922–1986 (age 64)

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Nehemya Allony

1906–1983 (age 77)

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Hebraist whose passionate teaching preserved and celebrated the Hebrew language.

William Wolfgang Brickman

1913–1986 (age 73)

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Naomi Kis

1941–1985 (age 44)

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Political activist remembered for her courageous advocacy and unwavering pursuit of justice.

Josef Even

1922–1981 (age 59)

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Meir Shely

1893–1983 (age 90)

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Meir Shely is remembered for a lifetime of steady support to his community as it entered the modern era.

Shmuel Bar-Even

1910–1980 (age 70)

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Isaac Michaelson

1903–1982 (age 79)

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Georg Haas

1905–1981 (age 76)

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Georg Haas was a pioneering zoologist whose research into amphibians and reptiles enriched Israeli science.

Vladimir Barboy

1916–1988 (age 72)

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Vitaliĭ Rubin

1923–1981 (age 58)

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Sinologist Vitaliĭ Rubin was known for bridging Israeli scholarship with Chinese studies.

Miriam Tal

1910–1981 (age 71)

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Yehoshua Tan Pai

1914–1988 (age 74)

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Poet Yehoshua Tan Pai wrote lyrical works that reflected the soul of his nation.

Shmuel Ettinger

1919–1988 (age 69)

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Shmuel Yeivin

1896–1982 (age 86)

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Archaeologist Shmuel Yeivin helped deepen understanding of Israel’s ancient heritage.

Aryeh Leo Olitzki

1898–1983 (age 85)

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Berel Soloveitchik

1915–1981 (age 66)

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Rabbi Berel Soloveitchik was a devoted spiritual guide known for his wise leadership.

Menachem Mendel Kasher

1895–1983 (age 88)

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Moshe Golan

1904–1988 (age 84)

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Lawyer Moshe Golan upheld justice with careful reasoning and integrity.

Shimon Winter

1916–1989 (age 73)

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Abraham Sarlouis

1916–1985 (age 69)

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Diplomat Abraham Sarlouis fostered peace through patient negotiation and representation.

Shlomo Breiman

1908–1981 (age 73)

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Habib Levy

1896–1984 (age 88)

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Jacob Brandenburg

1899–1982 (age 83)

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Julius Merzbach

1900–1980 (age 80)

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Refaʼel Yonah Ṭiḳots'insḳi

1936–1989 (age 53)

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Felix Gad Sulman

1907–1986 (age 79)

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Louis Isaac Rabinowitz

1906–1984 (age 78)

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Mordekhai Ilan

1915–1981 (age 66)

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Moshe Hovav

1930–1987 (age 57)

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Moshe Hovav is remembered for the steady kindness he shared throughout Jerusalem.

Rachel Negev

1923–1982 (age 59)

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Joseph Ben-David

1920–1986 (age 66)

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Joseph Ben-David inspired generations of students as a devoted university teacher.

Yigal Shiloh

1937–1987 (age 50)

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Ino Sciaky

1912–1982 (age 70)

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Ino Sciaky is remembered for bringing gentle, thoughtful care to dentistry.

Ottó Komlós

1913–1988 (age 75)

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Isac Leo Seeligmann

1907–1982 (age 75)

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Yaron Dan

1939–1984 (age 45)

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Historian Yaron Dan brought clarity and care to the study of the past.

Israel Mehlmann

1900–1989 (age 89)

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Shlomo Cohen-Abravanel

1921–1981 (age 60)

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Illustrator Shlomo Cohen-Abravanel crafted images that brightened the stories he touched.

Mordechai Sharabi

1912–1983 (age 71)

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David Niv

1915–1988 (age 73)

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Historian David Niv shared nuanced historical insight with attentive readers.

Zerach Halevy

1892–1980 (age 88)

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Zoltan Harmat

1900–1985 (age 85)

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Architect Zoltan Harmat left enduring spaces that blended tradition with modernity.