Abel Pann - artist

Mikhelson Alan - cantor
Mikhelson Clara - writer
Mikhelson David (Dietrich) - industrialist
Mikhelson Dina - linguist
Mikhelson Edward - engineer
Mikhelson Frida - prisoner of the ghetto, memorialist
Mikhelson Inna - physician
Mikhelson Leon (Leiba) - artist
Mikhelson Max - engineer, prisoner of the ghetto, memorialist
Mikhelson Philip
Mikhelson Rachel - pianist, teacher
Mikhelson Yakov – attorney at law
Mikhelson Zvulun - teacher, public figure
Mikhoels (Vovsi) Solomon - actor, stage manager
Mikva - ritual bath
Miletsky (Melits) Arje Menahem - politician
Mileykovsky-Samsonov Eliyahu - rabbi
Milman Dov Halevi - lawyer, diplomat
Milman Ulrich - entrepreneur, philanthropist
Milner Itzik Hillel - mohel
Milner Viktor - cinematographer
Milov Alexander - engineer, scientist, entrepreneur
Milov Boris – attorney at law
Minkin Jacob – died for Israel
Minkov Lazar – attorney at law
Minsker Betty - lawyer
Minsker Joseph - attorney at law
Mints Edgar – attorney at law
Mints Eliyahu Arye - Rabbi
Mints Moritz – attorney at law
Mints Nahum – scientist, master of chemistry
Mints Shmuel Morduh - cantor, teacher
Mints Vladimir - physician
Mintz Edith - lawyer
Mintz Paul - lawyer, public figure, politician.
Minuhin Mark – state economy figure
Mirman Boris - Mathematician
Mironov Andrei - actor, singer, Soviet superstar.
Mish `ol - Magazine (Riga)
Mishmarot - Kibbutz
Misulavin Moses Shevelevich
Misulovich Leo - violinist, teacher
Misulovin Leonid – engineer, inventor
Misulovina Sora-Ghenea Izrailevna
Mitsis Ella - athlete
Mizrahi - NGO
Mizroh Kalman - entrepreneur
Model Abram – chess player
Mogilansky Alexander - chess player
Mogilevsky Anatoly - singer
Moiseev Aron - violinist, saxophonist
Moiseev Boris - pianist
Moiseev Leon Solomon - engineer
Molkom Anne - singer