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News Director Killed in Cycling Accident Near Ramla

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Hebrew · 15 newsrooms covering

Itzik Barashi, a director at Israeli Public Broadcasting's "Kaan News," died Saturday in a cycling accident near Ramla. He was remembered for his professionalism and dedication since joining the corporation in 2018.

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  • News director Itzik Barashi died in a cycling accident.
  • The accident occurred on Road 44 east of Ramla.
  • Barashi was a director at "Kaan News" since 2018.
  • He was praised for his professionalism and commitment.

The "Kaan News" division of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation announced on Saturday that Itzik Barashi, a director in the news division, died in a cycling accident earlier that morning. The accident occurred on Road 44, east of Ramla, near the Nesharim interchange.

"Kaan News" described Barashi as one of their most professional and talented directors, who joined the corporation near its establishment in 2018. He was noted for his professionalism and commitment to their broadcasts, both in routine times and during wartime.

"Kaan News" extended condolences to Barashi's wife, Shirley, his children - Keran, Roi, and Itai, his family, friends, and colleagues. Details regarding his funeral will be announced later.

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