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Two Israelis Killed in Self-Inflicted Crash Near Malibu, ZAKA Assists Identification

By יענקי פרבר
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

Two Israelis in their 40s were killed in a single-vehicle crash in the Malibu area of Los Angeles, California. The accident happened in the United States, and the victims have not yet been identified publicly.

After the report came in, ZAKA’s international unit began working with local U.S. authorities and the victims’ families. The group said it is helping with identification, documentation, and the necessary arrangements following the crash.

ZAKA Deputy CEO for Operations Chaim Weintraub said the unit is coordinating with local officials in the United States and accompanying the families through the process. “We are assisting with the identification procedures and advancing the required steps for continued handling,” he said.

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