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General15:02 · 4h ago

Beloved Haifa Kiosk Owner Dies Suddenly at 57

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

A heavy pall has fallen over Haifa's Central Carmel neighborhood following the sudden death of Avi Ben Yishai, the owner of the "Candice" kiosk, at the age of 57. Ben Yishai passed away over the weekend after suffering a sudden heart attack and collapsing as he left a wedding in Hadera.

For over 30 years, "Candice" was a fixture in the Central Carmel, becoming more than just a business but a community hub where customers would regularly gather for coffee and conversation with Ben Yishai. His sudden passing has shocked his family, friends, and numerous patrons.

Family members described Ben Yishai as a generous and supportive individual who often offered help and advice. Over the years, his relationships with his customers evolved beyond typical business interactions, with many becoming close friends. The kiosk became intrinsically linked with his personality.

Friends remembered him as a man with a great sense of humor, who smiled often and was always ready to assist others. In addition to running the kiosk, he was a family man and an avid motorcycle enthusiast.

The future of "Candice," a long-standing meeting point for Central Carmel residents, remains uncertain following Ben Yishai's tragic death.

Read the original at Ice
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