Geulah Cohen 1925 – 2019

Biography

Geulah Cohen was born on December 25, 1925, in Tel Aviv, during the early years of Jewish settlement in Palestine. She grew to become a prominent figure in Israeli public life, dedicating much of her career to political service and advocacy for her nation. Throughout her decades of involvement in Israeli affairs, she worked tirelessly to shape the country’s future and represent the interests of her community.

Cohen’s life spanned nearly a century of transformative change in the Middle East. She witnessed Israel’s founding and the establishment of the state, and remained an engaged voice in political discourse throughout her adult years. Her commitment to public service reflected the pioneering spirit of her generation, who helped build and develop the young nation.

On December 18, 2019, just one week before her ninety-fourth birthday, Cohen passed away in Mevaseret Zion. She was laid to rest at the Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery in Jerusalem, a location of profound historical and spiritual significance. Her life and legacy remain part of Israel’s rich political history.