Fisher (Fischer) Israel Meerovich (born 1908, territory of present-day Ternopil region) - tinsmith.

Israel Fisher received seven years of formal education. From 1925 to 1939 he worked as a hired tinsmith in Poland. In 1940–1941 he served as a facilities manager at the Grimailiv Machine and Tractor Station. In 1941 he was mobilized into the army, and in 1942 he was assigned to work in Chelyabinsk at OSMU-1, where he remained until September 1947.

From 1947 to 1952 he worked as a tinsmith at an industrial combine in the Stalin District of Riga, and from 1952 he worked independently as a craftsman-tinsmith in Riga. In 1957 he repatriated with his wife to Israel. In 1959 he received permission to repatriate with his family to the Polish People’s Republic.

He was married to Beila Leibovna Fisher (née Kivoinik; first married name Glezer). In this marriage were born two sons and a daughter: LevIsraelovich Fisher (born 1945), Marik Israelovich Fischer (born 1947), and Khaya Israelovna Fisher (born 1950).