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Israeli Businessman Killed in India Road Accident

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Michael Eliezer Deutsch, a 37-year-old Israeli businessman and father of five from Modi'in Illit, was killed in a road accident in Rishikesh, India. He was in India for business related to his hair import company. Deutsch was also known for his work in religious writing. His body is being transferred to Israel for burial with the assistance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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  • Michael Eliezer Deutsch, 37, from Modi'in Illit, died in a road accident in Rishikesh, India.
  • Deutsch was a father of five and owned a hair import company.
  • He was in India for business purposes related to his company.
  • He was also recognized for his contributions to religious writing.
  • Officials are arranging for his body to be returned to Israel for burial.

An Israeli man, 37-year-old Michael Eliezer Deutsch, a resident of Modi'in Illit and a father of five, died in a road accident while staying in Rishikesh, India. Deutsch was in India for business related to his hair import company. He was involved in a severe accident in Rishikesh, in northern India, which resulted in his immediate death. In addition to his business activities, Deutsch was known in his community for his work in religious writing, having authored several halachic (Jewish law) treatises on various topics, including calendar and daily time issues. He is survived by his wife and five children. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and community officials are working to arrange the transfer of his body to Israel for burial.

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