Hendel (Gendel) Isear Izreylevich (15 August 1883, Vsedzi [?], territory of Molodechno Region) – shoemaker.

From 1899 to 1907, Isear Hendel worked as a leather cutter and shoemaker for a private employer named Kesel, and from 1907 to 1915 for another private employer, Lyubotsky, in the city of Šiauliai.

Between 1915 and 1917, he served as a private in the Russian Army in Krasnoye Selo, Petrograd Governorate. After military service, he moved to Daugavpils, where until 1922 he worked for private shoemaker Zakharevich. From 1922 to 1926, he lived with his brother in the town of Vsedzi.

Between 1926 and 1940, he worked as a cutter-shoemaker for a private employer, Mesnik, and until 1941 as a leather cutter for the “17 June” artel in Daugavpils.

During World War II, he was evacuated to the Kuybyshev Region (now Samara Oblast), where he worked on the Lenin collective farm. After returning to Daugavpils, he was employed as a cutter at the “5 August” artel (1945–1949), the “Stars” artel (1949–1955), and from 1955 onward at the “Raznoprom” artel as a cutter and leather preparer.

In 1952, Isear Hendel submitted a request for emigration to the Polish People's Republic.

In 1910, he married Sonya Yoselevna Hendel (née Vainyunska). They had four daughters and one son: Etta Isearovna Feldman (née Hendel), Yokha Isearovna Blaer (née Hendel), Gita Isearovna Zakhodina (née Hendel), Bela Isearovna Okun – resided in Poland and Khaim-Lev Isearovich Hendel.