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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Teen Killed in Northern Israel by Unexploded Ordnance

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HaaretzSecurity

Teenager Killed in Unexploded Ordnance Blast Laid to Rest

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Elazar Yair Wilensky, a teenager killed in an unexploded ordnance incident at the Ramim Center on Monday, was buried on Wednesday. Around 200 people attended the funeral, including Ministers Yoav Kisch and Ze'ev Elkin. Wilensky was a student at the Ort Ma'alot high school yeshiva.

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  • Teenager Elazar Yair Wilensky died Monday in an unexploded ordnance incident at the Ramim Center.
  • Wilensky was buried on Wednesday in the moshav of Hosen.
  • Approximately 200 people attended the funeral, including Ministers Yoav Kisch and Ze'ev Elkin.
  • Wilensky was a student at the Ort Ma'alot high school yeshiva.
Teenager Killed in Unexploded Ordnance Blast Laid to Rest
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Elazar Yair Wilensky, a teenager who died in an explosion involving unexploded ordnance at the Ramim Center on Monday, was buried on Wednesday in the cemetery of the moshav of Hosen. Approximately 200 people attended Wilensky's funeral. Among the mourners were Minister of Education Yoav Kisch and Minister Ze'ev Elkin. Wilensky was a student at the Ort Ma'alot high school yeshiva. His brother bid him farewell, saying, "We love you. We will always miss you."

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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