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Israeli Businessman and Philanthropist Shmuel Haralap Dies at 81
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Shmuel Haralap, owner of Israel's largest automotive group Calmobil and noted philanthropist, died at 81 after a long illness.
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- Shmuel Haralap, owner of Calmobil, died at age 81 after a long illness.
- He led Calmobil, the largest automotive group in Israel, for decades.
- Haralap and his wife Anat were major philanthropists.
- Their charitable donations totaled hundreds of millions of shekels.
- Haralap was a prominent figure in Israeli business and philanthropy.
Dr. Shmuel Haralap, a leading Israeli businessman and philanthropist, passed away this morning at the age of 81 after a prolonged illness. He was the owner and longtime head of Calmobil, Israel's largest automotive group. Beyond his business achievements, Haralap and his wife Anat were deeply involved in philanthropy, donating hundreds of millions of shekels to various causes over the years.
