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14-Year-Old Basketball Player Omer Kriyaf Dies in ATV Accident Near Beit Ezra

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Omer Kriyaf, a 14-year-old basketball player, tragically died on Saturday after an ATV overturned in an open area near the moshav Beit Ezra in the Be'er Tuvia Regional Council. He is survived by his parents and sisters. The Be'er Tuvia Regional Council expressed deep sorrow over the loss, stating, "Our hearts are broken. We are shocked and pained by the bitter news of Omer Kriyaf's untimely passing. The entire Be'er Tuvia community mourns with the family." They extended condolences to his parents Shahar and Libi, his sisters, and the wider community.

The Israeli Basketball Association also mourned his death, noting that Omer played last season for the Hapoel Gan Yavne national children’s team and participated in the JR NBA league. They described him as a valued member of the Israeli basketball family who left a profound impact on his teammates, coaches, and everyone who knew him.

Hapoel Savionim Gan Yavne basketball club remembered Omer as an exceptional player and a kind, humble boy loved by all. They emphasized his big heart, winning smile, and great love for those around him, pledging to keep his memory alive within the club.

The accident was reported at 19:32 to Magen David Adom emergency services. Paramedics arrived at the scene and provided medical treatment before evacuating Omer in critical condition to Assuta Hospital in Ashdod. Despite resuscitation efforts, he succumbed to multiple injuries and was pronounced dead later that evening.

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