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Israeli Man Dies in Fall During Family Vacation in Slovenia

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Gil Hillel, 44, from Kibbutz Yizrael, died after falling from a height during a family vacation in Slovenia. He was an engineer and a father of three, and his death has deeply affected his community.

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  • Israeli man Gil Hillel died in Slovenia from a fall.
  • He was on a family vacation at the time of the incident.
  • Hillel was 44 years old and lived in Kibbutz Yizrael.
  • He was an engineer and a father of three children.
Israeli Man Dies in Fall During Family Vacation in Slovenia
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Gil Hillel, a 44-year-old resident of Kibbutz Yizrael, tragically died after falling from a height while on a family trip in Slovenia. Hillel, who was born and raised in Mikhmoret, previously studied at the Technion and worked as an engineer at Medtronic. The kibbutz issued a statement expressing deep sorrow over the loss of their "dear member" and describing the incident as a "heavy disaster." Hillel, a husband and father of three, had moved to Kibbutz Yizrael following his marriage to a kibbutz member and had built his home there. Kibbutz members were reportedly shocked and pained by the news and are offering support to his extended family, friends, and children.

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