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Man Found Dead on Tel Aviv Bench, Cause Under Investigation

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A man in his 30s was found dead on a public bench on Levinsky Street in Tel Aviv. Passersby alerted emergency services after noticing the man lying strangely on the bench. ZAKA volunteers and police responded to the scene, and the body was sent for forensic examination to determine the cause of death.

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  • A man in his 30s was found dead on a public bench in Tel Aviv.
  • Passersby discovered the man and alerted emergency services.
  • ZAKA volunteers and police responded to the scene.
  • The body was transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine.
  • The cause of death is under investigation.

ZAKA volunteers responded to a report of a man found lifeless on a public bench on Levinsky Street in Tel Aviv. Volunteers Eli Schiller and Yisrael Label described the scene, stating that passersby noticed the man, approximately 30 years old, lying strangely on the bench and alerted emergency services. Emergency personnel arrived and pronounced him dead at the scene. ZAKA volunteers ensured the deceased was treated with dignity and assisted police forces. The body was transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for further examination and investigation into the cause of death.

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