Isaiah L. Kenen

1905–1988 (age 83)

Lobbyist/Activist

Biography

Isaiah L. Kenen founded the American Zionist Committee for Israel and tirelessly promoted understanding of the young nation’s challenges during critical decades of diplomacy. As a lobbyist and activist, he navigated complex political terrain while remaining guided by principles of justice and compassion.

He encouraged civic engagement and open conversation, believing that thoughtful advocacy could bridge differences and strengthen communities at home and abroad.

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Also buried at Washington, D.C.

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