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13-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Hit by Car in Northern Israel

By אור רבידUpdated 2 hours ago
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
13-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Hit by Car in Northern Israel
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A 13-year-old boy from Kiryat Ata, Ariel Sofir Mahrz, has died from injuries sustained after being struck by a vehicle in Kiryat Bialik. Emergency medical services were called to the scene and found the boy unconscious, initiating advanced resuscitation efforts including defibrillation and ventilation. He was transported by intensive care ambulance to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, where medical staff pronounced him dead due to severe, multi-system trauma.

According to his mother, Hofit, Ariel was reportedly startled by an older teenager, approximately 17 years old, and ran into the road to escape. His mother described Ariel as a "smiling boy who loved life" with a great sense of humor, who was smart, handsome, and well-liked by his friends. She received the news of the accident from one of Ariel's close friends and understood the severity of his condition when speaking with the paramedic.

In her grief, Hofit appealed to other teenagers to "stop bullying each other" and learn from this tragedy. The mayor of Kiryat Ata, Yaakov Peretz, expressed condolences to Ariel's mother, who works in the education system, and the entire family, acknowledging the immense pain of losing a child. The Kiryat Ata municipality has pledged support, and psychological and educational teams are assisting the family and Ariel's classmates during this difficult time.

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