Israeli Man Dies on Trip to Spain, Body Returned for Burial
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
An Israeli man in his 80s died of cardiac arrest during a trip to Madrid, Spain, on Thursday. After approximately 24 hours of effort, his body was returned to Israel for burial on the same day. ZAKA 360 coordinated the repatriation and funeral arrangements, which took place in Ashkelon.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- An Israeli man in his 80s died of cardiac arrest while on a trip in Madrid, Spain.
- His body was returned to Israel for burial after about 24 hours of effort.
- ZAKA 360's international unit worked with authorities to expedite the repatriation.
- Funeral and burial arrangements were scheduled for Thursday in Ashkelon.
An Israeli man in his 80s died of cardiac arrest while on a trip in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday. Following efforts that lasted about 24 hours, his body was brought back to Israel on the same day.
Aryeh Amit, commander of ZAKA 360, stated that the organization's international unit worked continuously with Israeli and foreign authorities to expedite the return of the deceased for burial in Israel as soon as possible. "After efforts that lasted throughout the last day, his body was brought to Israel today," Amit said.
A ZAKA 360 ambulance transported the body for funeral and burial arrangements, which were scheduled to take place on Thursday at the Southern Cemetery in Ashkelon.
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