Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Yitzhak Yitzhaky

1902–1955 (age 53)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Yitzhak Yitzhaky was a dedicated military serviceman who stood firm for his community.

Moishe Broderzon

1890–1956 (age 66)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Yitzhak Lamdan

1899–1954 (age 55)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Yitzhak Lamdan was a poet whose verses gave lyrical voice to the longing for homeland.

Pinkhos Churgin

1894–1957 (age 63)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Joseph Berlin

1877–1952 (age 75)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Joseph Berlin was an architect whose designs helped define the emerging character of Tel Aviv.

Natan Goren

1887–1956 (age 69)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Haim Merom

1910–1958 (age 48)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

David Moskovits

d. 1959

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

David Moskovits was a cherished figure whose steady care for his community lives on in memories at Kiryat Shaul Cemetery...

Shalom Pachter

1883–1953 (age 70)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Moshe Lustig

1922–1958 (age 36)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Moshe Lustig was a composer whose melodies brought tradition into new arrangements for listeners.

Yisrael Yosef Kniazer

1894–1958 (age 64)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Meir Brenner

1898–1957 (age 59)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Meir Brenner was a devoted neighbor whose kindness helped sustain the social bonds of his community.

Jaques Ornstein

1885–1953 (age 68)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Alois Hess

1903–1956 (age 53)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Alois Hess was a football coach who nurtured early Israeli teams and promoted sportsmanship.

Simcha Chekhoval

1901–1955 (age 54)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Simcha Chekhoval was a talented actor whose performances enriched the cultural and theatrical landscape.

Trude Haim

1892–1952 (age 60)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Trude Haim was a sculptor whose empathetic works enriched the early cultural scene of the Yishuv.

Raphael Chamizer

1882–1957 (age 75)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Raphael Chamizer was a dedicated physician whose medical practice exemplified compassionate healthcare.

Ezekiel Ingster

1911–1952 (age 41)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Ezekiel Ingster’s life reminds us of the resilience and compassion required in times of unimaginable hardship.

Manfred Reifer

1888–1952 (age 64)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Manfred Reifer was a committed politician whose public service contributed to community advancement.

Kurt Wind

1887–1951 (age 64)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Kurt Wind was an architect whose thoughtful designs supported the growing community in Mandate Palestine.

Chaim Weiner

1901–1952 (age 51)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Moshe Yitzhak Wollach

1870–1952 (age 82)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Moshe Yitzhak Wollach was a translator who enriched Hebrew letters by bringing important works into the language.

Ya'akov Ze'ev Avtalyon (Litman)

1897–1955 (age 58)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Ṭoviya Yehuda Ṭavyomi

1882–1953 (age 71)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Ṭoviya Yehuda Ṭavyomi's steady devotion to tradition and his community remain a quiet but lasting legacy.

Jakub Stendig

1891–1952 (age 61)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Asher Levitsky

d. 1959

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Asher Levitsky is remembered for his warm presence among neighbors in Kiryat Shaul.

Zebi Eliezer Kroy

1900–1956 (age 56)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Yehezkel San

1904–1955 (age 51)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Writer Yehezkel San used language to illuminate the everyday hopes of early Israeli society.

Yaʻakov Barzilai

1896–1958 (age 62)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Erich Neumann

1905–1960 (age 55)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Erich Neumann was a contemplative writer whose explorations of myth and identity left a lasting mark on Hebrew letters.

Karl Schwarz

1885–1962 (age 77)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Salomon Wininger

1877–1968 (age 91)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Salomon Wininger was a dedicated biographer whose lexicons preserved the legacies of Jewish luminaries for posterity.

Chana Orloff

1888–1968 (age 80)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Nahum Nir

1884–1968 (age 84)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Nahum Nir was a lawyer whose steadfast commitment to justice and public life advanced the foundations of the Jewish stat...

Jacob Pereman

1881–1960 (age 79)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Jacob Pereman was a poet whose lyrical work captured the spiritual longing of his generation.

Isaac Peres

1896–1962 (age 66)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Michael Kara

1887–1964 (age 77)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Michael Kara was a graphic designer whose visual sensibility enhanced the cultural voice of the emerging state.

Hillel Hillman

1892–1968 (age 76)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Abraham Shmuel Stein

1912–1960 (age 48)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Abraham Shmuel Stein was a writer whose reflections shed light on ethical and spiritual concerns of his time.

Meir Brand

1911–1963 (age 52)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Aharon Zeev

1900–1968 (age 68)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Aharon Zeev was a poet whose verses reflected the hopes and struggles of his people.

Pesah Ben Amram

1902–1962 (age 60)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Israel Mani

1887–1966 (age 79)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Israel Mani was a judge whose fairness and dedication strengthened the rule of law in his community.

Moses Grossman

1904–1961 (age 57)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Abba Gordin

1887–1964 (age 77)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Abba Gordin was a writer whose ideas fused social critique with a passionate belief in human dignity.

Avraham Aldema

1884–1963 (age 79)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Avraham Aryeh Akavya

1882–1964 (age 82)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Avraham Aryeh Akavya was a writer who honored Jewish memory and aspiration through his prose.

Aharon Kahana

1905–1967 (age 62)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Eitan Avissar

1892–1964 (age 72)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery

Eitan Avissar was a beloved writer whose compassionate storytelling illustrated the spirit of the early Yishuv.

Eliyahu Beiles

1903–1966 (age 63)

Kiryat Shaul Cemetery