Deaths in the 1980s
21,000+ memorials
Schwester Selma
1884–1984 (age 100)
Har HaMenuchot
Schwester Selma devoted her life to caring for the sick with unwavering compassion.
Franzisca Baruch
1901–1989 (age 88)
Har HaMenuchot
Shmuel Ehrenfeld
1891–1980 (age 89)
Har HaMenuchot
Shmuel Ehrenfeld guided his community with steady spiritual leadership and enduring kindness.
Haim Kadmon
1897–1985 (age 88)
Har HaMenuchot
Arie Abileah
1885–1985 (age 100)
Har HaMenuchot
Arie Abileah shared beauty through music as a pianist whose performances comforted and inspired.
Rudolf Gottschalk
1901–1987 (age 86)
Har HaMenuchot
Moshe Yuval
1913–1982 (age 69)
Har HaMenuchot
Moshe Yuval served his country with calm resolve as a diplomat during pivotal years of statehood.
Avraham Pereira
1934–1984 (age 50)
Har HaMenuchot
Avraham Pereira was an accomplished Israeli singer whose artistry contributed significantly to the nation's cultural her...
Abraham Kidron
1919–1982 (age 63)
Har HaMenuchot
Abraham Kidron embodied calm diplomacy in service to the ideals of peace.
Shoshana Biran
1933–1989 (age 56)
Har HaMenuchot
Shoshana Biran was a dedicated cancer researcher whose scientific contributions advanced medical knowledge and treatment...
Daṿid Siṭon
1909–1989 (age 80)
Har HaMenuchot
Daṿid Siṭon pursued journalism with integrity, helping his community understand its unfolding story.
Shimon Sachs
1922–1989 (age 67)
Har HaMenuchot
Shimon Sachs was a dedicated educator whose teaching profoundly influenced generations of students.
Joseph Nedava
1915–1988 (age 73)
Har HaMenuchot
Joseph Nedava was a historian whose scholarship helped illuminate the formative struggles and triumphs of the Jewish peo...
Nissan Cohen-Melamed
1906–1983 (age 77)
Har HaMenuchot
Nissan Cohen-Melamed was a talented composer whose musical works enriched Israeli cultural life.
Mazal Mosseri
d. 1981
Har HaMenuchot
Journalist Mazal Mosseri was known for compassionate reporting that illuminated the lives of ordinary people.
Gedaliah Elkoshi
1910–1988 (age 78)
Har HaMenuchot
Gedaliah Elkoshi was a respected educator whose dedication to teaching inspired generations of students.
Alex Bein
1903–1988 (age 85)
Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery
Alex Bein was a historian who illuminated the path of the Zionist movement through meticulous research.
Uri Zvi Grinberg
1896–1981 (age 85)
Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery
Uri Zvi Grinberg was a distinguished writer and poet whose literary works profoundly influenced Hebrew culture.
Arthur Rubinstein
1887–1982 (age 95)
Arthur Rubinstein lookout
Arthur Rubinstein was a celebrated pianist whose artistry resonated worldwide.
Aryeh Kaplan
1934–1983 (age 49)
Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery
Aryeh Kaplan was a distinguished writer whose intellectual works contributed significantly to literary discourse.
Aryeh Feigenbaum
1885–1981 (age 96)
Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery
Aryeh Feigenbaum was an author whose writings thoughtfully reflected the fabric of Jewish life.
Menachem Savidor
1917–1988 (age 71)
Nation's Great Leaders Graves
Menachem Savidor was a dedicated politician whose service contributed to Israel's democratic development.
André Neher
1914–1988 (age 74)
Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery
André Neher was a writer and thinker whose work explored Jewish spirituality with compassion.
Samuel Mikunis
1903–1982 (age 79)
Southern Tel-Aviv Cemetery (Darom)
Samuel Mikunis was a talented actor whose performances enriched Israeli theater and cultural life.
Yigal Allon
1918–1980 (age 62)
Ginosar
Yigal Allon was a military leader and statesman committed to Israel’s defense and unity.
Nathan Yellin-Mor
1913–1980 (age 67)
Southern Tel-Aviv Cemetery (Darom)
Nathan Yellin-Mor was a dedicated politician whose service advanced Israel's democratic institutions.
Israel Galili
1911–1986 (age 75)
Na'an
Israel Galili was a military leader whose strategic dedication supported Israel’s early defense.
Diyab Obeid
1911–1984 (age 73)
Taibe
Eliezer Smoli
1901–1985 (age 84)
Kiryat Tiv'on
Eliezer Smoli was a writer who celebrated the pioneering spirit and humanity of the Yishuv.
Shelomoh Ḥoḥlovḳin
1907–1983 (age 76)
Na'an
Zvi Lieberman
1891–1985 (age 94)
Nahalal
Zvi Lieberman was a writer who introduced young readers to Hebrew heritage with warmth and clarity.
Sarah Zimmerman-Gris
1913–1989 (age 76)
Yavne'el
Nachum Gutman
1898–1980 (age 82)
Trumpeldor cemetery
Nachum Gutman captured the spirit of early Jewish settlement with lyrical warmth.
Arieh Lubin
1897–1980 (age 83)
Trumpeldor cemetery
Yitzhak Perlstein
1914–1981 (age 67)
Trumpeldor cemetery
Yitzhak Perlstein shaped welcoming modernist architecture that served communities across the country.
Sheraga Netser
1898–1985 (age 87)
Trumpeldor cemetery
Max Marcus
1892–1983 (age 91)
Trumpeldor cemetery
Max Marcus was a physician whose steady guidance strengthened Israel's developing health services.
Aryeh Elhanani
1898–1985 (age 87)
Trumpeldor cemetery
Amotz Cohen
1896–1988 (age 92)
Sde Nahum
Amotz Cohen's writing honored rural life and helped readers feel the heartbeat of the land.
Yiśakhar Tamar
1896–1982 (age 86)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Jacob Saltiel
1922–1988 (age 66)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Jacob Saltiel ensured fairness and professionalism as an official in Israeli basketball.
ʻImanuʼel Simon
1898–1988 (age 90)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Bitush Comforty
1921–1988 (age 67)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Bitush Comforty designed buildings that balanced practicality with a human touch.
Annie Lendes
1908–1988 (age 80)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Reʼuven Yanai
1922–1986 (age 64)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Reʼuven Yanai pursued honest journalism that kept the public informed with integrity.
Naama Nardi
1931–1989 (age 58)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Eugen Propper
1986–1986 (age 0)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Eugen Propper was a businessperson remembered for generosity and steady leadership.
Haya Pikholtz
1902–1984 (age 82)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Haya Pikholtz (1902–1984) was a longtime resident of Kiryat Shaul.
Baruch Praszkier
1906–1989 (age 83)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Baruch Praszkier is remembered for steadfast devotion to family and community.
Fritz Naschitz
1900–1989 (age 89)
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery
Fritz Naschitz (1900–1989) was a writer whose literary works contributed to Hebrew culture.