Hof Hacarmel Cemetery

About
This cemetery began operating in 1937 after the burial plots in the old cemetery on Jaffa St. were used up.
Victims murdered at the Oil Refineries when Israel's independence was declared were buried in this cemetery.
There is also a plot in which those who died in the Patria ship are buried.
There is a "Bereaved Parents" plot in this cemetery adjacent to the military cemetery, in which parents of fallen IDF soldiers are buried with approval from the Ministry of Defense.
There are also memorial monuments for communities destroyed in the Holocaust.
Gates at the Haifa Cemetery

Main Gate
This is the main gate on Hahagana Boulevard (exit from the coastal road).

Military Gate
This gate is located next to the entrance to the military cemetery adjacent to the Neve David neighborhood on Shlomo Hamelech St.
Location
Hahagana Boulevard, Haifa
Liaison
Cemetery supervisor: Mr. Meter Heref 057-7703310 and Yitzhak Lazar 052-2097605
Area
The burial area in this cemetery is 141.26 dunam (35.315 acres). The cemetery is classified as closed by the National Insurance Institute.
Types of Burial
The burial methods used at the cemetery are field burial and family-couple burial.
Public Transportation
Metronit line no. 1, bus lines no.17, 24, and 111
Working Hours
Winter: Sunday-Thursday, 6:00 AM until 5:00 PM
Summer: Sunday-Thursday, 6:00 AM until 6:00 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM until 1:00 PM