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Zvi Weinberg

1935–2006 (age 71)

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Ya'akov Gil

1931–2007 (age 76)

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Shlomo Lorincz

1918–2009 (age 91)

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Shlomo-Jacob Gross

1908–2003 (age 95)

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Shalom Messas

1909–2003 (age 94)

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Yitzchok Zilber

1917–2004 (age 87)

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Harold Fisch

1923–2001 (age 78)

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Hayim Tadmor

1923–2005 (age 82)

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Dan Barag

1935–2009 (age 74)

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Wiktor Grajewski

1925–2007 (age 82)

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Journalist Wiktor Grajewski reported with courage and a steadfast sense of truth.

Zohar Wilbushewich

1907–2005 (age 98)

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Zohar Wilbushewich was a skilled engineer whose technical expertise contributed to important developments throughout his...

Yehoshua Arieli

1916–2002 (age 86)

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Yokheved Segel

1910–2006 (age 96)

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Yokheved Segel was an accomplished writer whose literary works contributed meaningfully to Hebrew and Jewish cultural ex...

Yechiel Karl Guggenheim

1906–2002 (age 96)

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Yechiel Karl Guggenheim was a nutritionist whose work helped shape public health initiatives and community wellness in I...

Itzhak Golan

1923–2003 (age 80)

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Itzhak Golan was a valued member of his community whose life reflected personal integrity and dignity.

Mordechai Elefant

1930–2009 (age 79)

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Rabbi Mordechai Elefant offered steadfast spiritual counsel and warmth to his community throughout his life.

Natan Goldblum

1920–2001 (age 81)

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Natan Goldblum was a dedicated microbiologist whose scientific work advanced knowledge and understanding in his field.

Ozer Schild

1930–2006 (age 76)

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Perli Pelzig

1917–2009 (age 92)

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Perli Pelzig was a talented illustrator whose artistic work enriched publications and cultural expression throughout her...

Zvi Berenson

1907–2001 (age 94)

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Tsevi Marḳovits

1917–2006 (age 89)

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Tsevi Marḳovits was a respected rabbi whose spiritual leadership and scholarly wisdom served his community with dedica...

Nisim Yagen

1941–2000 (age 59)

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Avraham Ḥayim Elḥanani

1909–2009 (age 100)

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Avraham Ḥayim Elḥanani was a writer whose prose preserved heritage and inspired thoughtful reflection.

Mayer Makin

1919–2005 (age 86)

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Esther Caspi

1916–2008 (age 92)

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Esther Caspi was a writer celebrated for capturing the everyday dreams and challenges of her time.

Moshe Barasch

1920–2004 (age 84)

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Arieh L. Bauminger

1913–2002 (age 89)

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Arieh L. Bauminger wrote with humanity to illuminate the stories of his people.

Avraham Cohen

1919–2006 (age 87)

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Zvi Harry Hurwitz

1924–2008 (age 84)

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Mira Liebs

1913–2003 (age 90)

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Yosef Qafih

1917–2000 (age 83)

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Ephraim Oshry

1914–2003 (age 89)

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Prosper Elkouby

1931–2004 (age 73)

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Prosper Elkouby dedicated his life to teaching and nurturing students across decades.

Ruth Blau

1920–2000 (age 80)

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Joseph M. Baumgarten

1928–2008 (age 80)

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Reuven Ben-Yosef

1937–2001 (age 64)

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Michael Maschler

1927–2008 (age 81)

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Barno Itzhakova

1927–2001 (age 74)

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Shlomo Wolbe

1914–2005 (age 91)

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Shmuel Shtrikman

1930–2003 (age 73)

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Abba Berman

1919–2005 (age 86)

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Avrohom Yissochor Englard

d. 2005

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Yisrael Ta-Shma

1936–2004 (age 68)

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Baruch Ben Haim

1921–2005 (age 84)

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Bezalel Rakow

1927–2003 (age 76)

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Bezalel Narkiss

1926–2008 (age 82)

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Chanoch Dov Padwa

1908–2000 (age 92)

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Rayah Redlich

1946–2002 (age 56)

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Rayah Redlich shaped material and feeling in sculptures that continue to inspire reflection.

Mosheh Dov Ṿolner

1912–2007 (age 95)

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Yaʻaḳov Goṭshalḳ

1941–2004 (age 63)

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Yaʻaḳov Goṭshalḳ devoted his career to bridging cultures through thoughtful translation.