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Carmel Eliash was born on 24 December, 1933 in Baghdad, Iraq, is an A 20th-century Israeli Jews. Discover Carmel Eliash's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 39 years old?

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Age 39 years old
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
Born 24 December, 1933
Birthday 24 December
Birthplace Baghdad, Iraq
Date of death 8 May, 1973
Died Place Haifa, Israel
Nationality Iraq

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1933

Carmel Edward Eliash (כרמל אדוארד אליאש; born 24 December 1933 – 8 May 1973) was an Israeli politician, head of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel (ULAI), and mayor of Tirat Carmel.

Edward (later Carmel) Eliash was born in Baghdad.

His father was an Austrian doctor who arrived in Iraq with a League of Nations delegation.

1949

In 1949, he joined an underground Zionist movement, and made Aliyah to Israel illegally through Iran.

He joined Kibbutz Ramat David and became a member of the United Workers Party (Mapam).

1950

In 1950, he served as the representative of the Kibbutz Movement at the "Sha'ar Ha-'aliyah" ("The Gate of Aliyah") immigration camp.

Afterwards he served as the representative in Atlit.

1952

In 1952, he was drafted into the Israeli Defense Forces and stationed at a base close to Tirat Carmel, then a major absorption center for immigrants from Iraq, Morocco and Romania.

Eliash met his future wife Badria in Tirat Carmel and decided to settle there permanently.

Upon his release from the army he worked in security at a local factory and then moved to Autocars Co., one of the founding car industries in Israel, which manufactured the Susita, Carmel and Sabra.

He persuaded the company owner Yitzhak Shovinsky to build a factory in Tirat Carmel, which became an important source of employment for the local inhabitants.

1960

In 1960, Mapai party offered Eliash the top slot in the local council elections.

1965

In May 1965, the liberal party joined the Herut party, creating the Gahal Party.

Eliash headed the Gahal list for city council elections in Tirat Carmel.

In December 1965, he was elected as a council member and served as the Deputy mayor of Tirat Carmel.

Later, he served as Gahal's representative in the Histadrut.

1968

In November 1968 he was chosen by Gahal as the party's candidate for mayor in the upcoming municipal elections.

1969

Upon the death of Prime Minister Levi Eshkol in February 1969, the elections for the 7th Knesset were brought forward to October that year.

Eliash turned down the opportunity to run on the Gahal list for the Knesset.

The Tirat Carmel local elections were on 25 November 1969, a month after the Knesset elections.

Eliash was elected mayor.

He left his studies at the University of Haifa to assume office.

He was also elected chairman of the Union of Local Authorities.

Eliash instituted an "open door" policy in his office, meeting with thousands of citizens while serving as mayor.

1971

In January 1971 Eliash met with the Prime Minister Golda Meir in order to find a solution for the severe housing shortage in Tirat Carmel.

Following this meeting, the Ministry of Construction was ordered to speed up construction and prepare vacant apartments for immediate entry.

In response to continued delays, Eliash ordered 90 families to move into the vacant apartments.

The Israel Police were summoned to evict them.

Golda Meir intervened and the necessary permits were obtained.

During his tenure, the Shifman high school was established.

Eliash inaugurated a long school day from kindergarten to high school, which set a precedent in Israel.

Furthermore, a scholarship fund was raised for academic studies for the disadvantaged youth, a communal and youth center was opened, and the first public garden was planted, spreading across 15 acres.

Youth clubs for Betar and Bnei Akiva were established, a sports center with a swimming pool, a main road was paved to the entrance of the city, and a monument was built in memory of the Israeli casualties of war that were originally from the Tirat Carmel, as well the health system expanding from a few working hours a day, to 24/7.

1972

In September 1972 he escorted the Israeli delegation to the 1972 Summer Olympics, in which the Israeli athletes were murdered.

On 6 September 1972, after the massacre, he suffered a heart attack during the public memorial for the slain athletes and slain German police officer shot dead in the rescue effort.

Having suffered the loss of his cousin, Moshe Weinberg, as one of the first Israelis to be murdered at the Israeli housing unit, he refused to be hospitalized in a German hospital and was flown back to Israel for medical aid.

1973

The eve of Independence Day took place on 7 May 1973 in which a ceremony was held in Tirat Carmel in order to mark the 25th year of Israel's independence.

During the ceremony, Honorary citizenship was granted to Knesset member, Menachem Begin, who in time became the sixth Prime Minister of Israel.

During Begin's speech, Eliash suffered a heart attack.

1985

In 1985, Eliash was elected secretary of the HaNoar HaOved VeHaLomed youth movement and a year later became secretary of the Mapai party in Tirat Carmel.