Benjamin Shapira

1913–1993 (age 80)

Biography

Benjamin Shapira (1913–1993) pursued scientific inquiry with rigour, contributing to a deeper understanding of the natural world through patient study and experimentation.

His work inspired colleagues and students alike, and he is commemorated at Har HaMenuchot as one who sought truth with humility.

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