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VestySecurity

Man Found Dead in Yavne, Suicide Suspected

Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba

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Police are investigating the death of a man in his 70s in Yavne, found with stab wounds. Suicide is being considered as a possible cause, though other versions are being explored. Support hotlines were listed in the report.

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  • Man in his 70s found dead in Yavne.
  • Body discovered with stab wounds.
  • Police are investigating, considering suicide.
  • Mental health support resources were provided.

Israeli police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man in his 70s in Yavne. His body was discovered on Wednesday afternoon, September 2, on a garden plot near his home on Armon Street. Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. While suicide is being considered as a possibility, other versions of events are also being examined.

Magen David Adom (MDA) received a report at 5:04 PM about a body with stab wounds. An MDA medical team, including paramedic Noa Afanasyev and motorcycle medic Mer Levi, responded to the location. Upon arrival, they found the man unconscious with penetrating wounds. "Breathing was absent, pulse was not palpable," the paramedics stated. "We conducted an examination. The wounds were so severe that, unfortunately, we were soon forced to pronounce death."

The article includes contact information for mental health support services in Israel, including ERAN, SAHAR, Headspace, NATAL, and a hotline for IDF soldiers.

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