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Israeli Business Leader Shmuel Haralaf Dies at 82
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First reported by Globes · 2 hours ago
What happened
Shmuel Haralaf, a leading Israeli businessman and philanthropist, died at 82. He chaired CalMobil, invested in Mobileye, and made major donations to Israeli science and healthcare institutions.
- 01Shmuel Haralaf, 82, was a key figure in Israeli business and philanthropy.
- 02He chaired CalMobil and helped grow it into a leading Israeli company.
- 03Haralaf held a Harvard PhD in philosophy and taught at Hebrew University.
- 04In 2025, he and his wife donated $10 million to the Weizmann Institute after missile damage.
- 05They also gave 600 million shekels to Beilinson Hospital for a new medical center.
- 06Haralaf was an active marathon runner and published widely on social and economic topics.
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