Gleizer Maer Iosifovich (14 August 1944, Tyazhinsky, Kemerovo Oblast) — engineer.

Maer Gleizer is the son of Iosif Bindman (born 1913, Pļaviņas) and Hana Gleizer (born 1914, Balta, Odessa Oblast). In 1945, he moved with his parents to Riga. He graduated from Riga’s 88th Seven-Year School in 1958 and from the 17th Secondary School in 1961. From 1961 to 1963, he worked as an assembler and technician at the Riga Electromechanical Plant.

In 1967, he graduated from the Riga Civil Aviation Institute with a degree in electrical engineering. From 1967 to 1968, he taught at the Buguruslan Civil Aviation Flying School. In 1969, he was employed as an engineer at the Latgiprosbyt Institute and subsequently as a design engineer at the Riga Electrical Installation Products Plant. From 1969 to 1971, he served in the Soviet Army.

Beginning in 1971, he worked as an engineer and later senior engineer at the Central Research Institute of Communications in Riga.

In 1979, Maer Gleizer was granted permission to emigrate to Israel, at the invitation of his maternal aunt, Roza Gleizer (born 1911, Balta, Odessa Oblast), and cousin Nyusya Feldman-Fidelman (born 1933, Baku).

Iosif Bindman (born 1913, Pļaviņas) — father
Hana Gleizer (born 1914, Balta, Odessa Oblast) — mother
Sura Bindman (born 1947, Riga) — sister
Roza Gleizer (born 1911, Balta, Odessa Oblast) — maternal aunt
Nyusya Feldman-Fidelman (born 1933, Baku) — cousin