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Rami Heuberger

Rami Heuberger was an Israeli actor, comedian and theater director, known for the sketch show Hahamishia Hakamerit and the film Operation Grandma.

1963 to 2025Hahamishia Hakamerit sketch showKrembo in Operation GrandmaJoseph Bau in Schindler's ListStage roles at Cameri and Habima

Born: 12 October 1963, Tel Aviv
Died: 28 August 2025, Tel Aviv
Occupation: actor, television writer
Education: Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, Ironi Alef High School

Rami Heuberger was born in 1963 in Tel Aviv

Heuberger was born and raised in Tel Aviv. His father Yoram was an industrialist and his mother Paula was a homemaker, and they divorced during his childhood. His younger brother is the actor Gal Heuberger.

He graduated from Ironi Alef High School and served in the IDF Military Police Corps. After his discharge he studied acting at the Nissan Nativ acting studio.

In 1989 he joined the Cameri Theater, and over the years he acted at Habima, Haifa Theater and Beit Lessin in plays such as Hamlet, Macbeth and Waiting for Godot. At Habima he directed Scenes from a Marriage in 2007 and Eling in 2008.

From 1993 to 1997 he appeared in the sketch show Hahamishia Hakamerit. He played Joseph Bau in Schindler's List, Krembo in Operation Grandma and Moshe Dayan in Golda. On television he appeared in The Bourgeoisie, In Treatment and Prime Minister's Children.

Heuberger was twice divorced and had 2 children from each marriage. He lived in Tel Aviv and died of cancer on 28 August 2025.

Rami Heuberger's life in 10 milestones

1963
Born in Tel Aviv.
1989
Joined the Cameri Theater.
1993
Began appearing in Hahamishia Hakamerit and played Joseph Bau in Schindler's List.
1999
Played Alon 'Krembo' Sagiv in Operation Grandma.
2007
Directed and acted in Scenes from a Marriage at Habima.
2008
Received the Klatchkin Prize.
2009
Received the Rosenblum Prize.
2011
Began playing Prime Minister Agmon in Prime Minister's Children.
2023
Played Moshe Dayan in the film Golda.
2025
Died of cancer.