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Five-Year-Old Boy Dies Suddenly in His Sleep in Elad

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A five-year-old boy, Uriel Rappaport, died suddenly in his sleep in Elad on Monday morning. Emergency services were unable to revive him. He was the son of Rabbi Yaakov David Rappaport and grandson of Rabbi Moshe Kaplan. His funeral was held Monday in Elad.

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  • Five-year-old Uriel Rappaport died unexpectedly in his sleep in Elad.
  • Emergency medical teams were unable to save the child after being called to his home.
  • The boy was the son of Rabbi Yaakov David Rappaport and grandson of Rabbi Moshe Kaplan.
  • His body was released for immediate burial following swift action by ZAKA.
  • The funeral was held Monday at the Elad cemetery.

A five-year-old boy, Uriel Rappaport, died suddenly in his sleep on Monday morning in the city of Elad. Emergency medical personnel were called to the family's home and performed advanced resuscitation efforts, but were unfortunately forced to declare him deceased. The boy was the son of Rabbi Yaakov David Rappaport, a prominent member of the "Heichal Moshe" community in Elad, and the grandson of Rabbi Moshe Kaplan of Bnei Brak. The family had recently celebrated his fifth birthday during the Sukkot holiday. His body was quickly released for burial without the need for an autopsy, thanks to the swift actions of the ZAKA Sharon district commander. The funeral took place Monday at 11:00 AM at the Elad cemetery, where he was laid to rest.

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