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Toddler Found Dead in Bnei Brak Home During Shabbat

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

A 3.5-year-old boy was found dead in his home in Bnei Brak during Shabbat. Emergency services pronounced him deceased, and his body was sent for forensic examination. ZAKA volunteers provided support to the grieving family. The child's funeral was held last night at the Yarkon Cemetery.

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  • A 3.5-year-old boy was found dead in his Bnei Brak home during Shabbat.
  • Emergency services confirmed the child's death at the scene.
  • ZAKA volunteers provided support to the family and arranged the burial.
  • The funeral for Yehuda Neufeld took place last night at Yarkon Cemetery.
Toddler Found Dead in Bnei Brak Home During Shabbat
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Emergency services were called to a home on Heshev Sofer Street in Bnei Brak during Shabbat after a report of a 3.5-year-old boy found unconscious. Responders arriving at the scene pronounced the child dead. His body was transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine.

ZAKA (Disaster Victim Identification) volunteers arrived at the family's home to provide support during their difficult time. Immediately after Shabbat concluded, a ZAKA team, led by field commander Yechiel Goldman, continued to assist the family and arranged for the transfer of the deceased for burial.

The funeral for the child, identified as Yehuda Neufeld, was held last night at 10:30 PM at the Yarkon Cemetery in Petah Tikva.

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