Date of birth: 1892
Date of death: 1977.
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Meitus, Eliyahu (Kishinev, 1892–Israel, 1977). Lived in Bessarabia and Romania from 1921 and moved to Palestine in 1935. Beginning in 1910, he published poems, poetry anthologies, and recorded impressions. Also translated works into Hebrew.

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