Michel Landau

1895–1976 (age 81)

Biography

Michel Landau, who came into the world in 1895, devoted himself to writing that fostered dialogue and reflection during Israel’s early years, often drawing from the communities around him in Kiryat Shaul. His thoughtful prose provided a bridge between the challenges of the day and the enduring hopes of the people he served.

He is remembered for a steady pen and a compassionate outlook that helped many find their place in an ever-changing society.

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