Many arrived at the cemetery in Netanya, among them Chaim Bar, Shlomo Nitzan, Danny Kerman, Rubi Rivlin, Ephraim Sidon, Ehud Banai and Nurit Glaron, to accompany one of the most prominent artists in Israeli history on his final journey. "Yair spent his whole life trying to explain to us how much depth there is in stupidity; you just need to look at it, understand the right direction, and sometimes invest a lot of work," Kerman eulogized him.
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