Toronto as well as several restaurants. The Dunkelman Gallery, which he founded in 1967, became "well-known as a showcase for Canadian and international artists". In September 1969, the Dunkelman Gallery hosted the personal archaeological collection of the Israeli Defense Minister, General Moshe Dayan, which mostly consisted of art from ancient Canaan and Phoenicia. There is a bridge on the Lebanese border called Gesher Ben in Dunkelman's honor. His story is told in the film Ben Dunkelman: The Reluctant Warrior. References 1913 births 1997 deaths Israeli military personnel Canadian Army personnel of World War II Upper Canada College alumni Canadian Jews Canadian people of Polish-Jewish descent Nazareth Israeli people of the 1948 Arab–Israeli War Jewish military personnel The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada soldiers Canadian Companions of the Distinguished Service Order The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada officers Military personnel from Toronto