Moshe Ater

1910–1990 (age 80)

Biography

Moshe Ater, born in 1910, devoted his talents to translation, opening bridges between languages and allowing stories to travel beyond borders. His precision and sensitivity ensured that each work retained its voice while reaching new readers.

Colleagues admired his patience and humility, and his careful hand is still recalled by those who shared his love of language. He is remembered at Har HaMenuchot.

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