Mourning in the Israeli business world: The father of the prominent industrialist has passed away
Yehuda Shalem (of blessed memory), father of businessman Mani Shalem, has passed away, leaving behind a large family. Giant companies in the economy, including Sano and Cycle, were quick to publish mourning notices and comfort the family in its difficult moments.

In the business world, condolences are being expressed today to a well-known and respected figure. Yehuda Shalem (of blessed memory), father of industrialist and businessman Mani Shalem, has passed away, leaving behind a large family, friends, and many acquaintances.
In the published obituaries, it is written:
"To Mani Shalem and his family: the management and employees share in your grief over the passing of your father, Yehuda Shalem (of blessed memory)."
Among those offering condolences are figures from the business world, including the company Cycle and the company Sano, which expressed its condolences to the family and noted its participation in the heavy mourning.
The death of Yehuda Shalem is also resonating among business people and industrialists who are familiar with the work of his son, Mani Shalem, who is considered one of the prominent figures in the industrial sector. Over the years, the father supported his family members, and among his acquaintances, he was described as a man devoted to his family, whose values always stood at the top of his priorities.
Upon learning of the passing, numerous messages of condolence began to arrive to the family from business entities, partners, employees, and acquaintances, who sought to strengthen the family members in their difficult time and express solidarity with the loss. Many of them chose to publish mourning notices, as is customary in the business world, in which they expressed their appreciation for the family and their desire to stand by its side during this complex period.
The Shalem family is expected to sit shiva, and many acquaintances from the business community and personal circles are expected to arrive and comfort the family members.





