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Elderly Voter Collapses and Dies After Casting Ballot in Ramat Gan

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94-Year-Old Voter Dies After Casting Ballot in Ramat Gan

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Israel Kreiss, a 94-year-old man from Ramat Gan, died after voting in an election. He collapsed on his way home from the polling station and was pronounced dead. His daughter praised him for exercising his democratic right and called him an example to others.

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  • Israel Kreiss, 94, died after voting in Ramat Gan.
  • He collapsed on his way home from the polling station.
  • His daughter expressed pride in him for voting.
  • ZAKA volunteers responded to the scene.
94-Year-Old Voter Dies After Casting Ballot in Ramat Gan
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Israel Kreiss, a 94-year-old resident of Ramat Gan, passed away on election day after casting his vote. He had gone to the polling station accompanied by his daughter. On his way home from voting, he collapsed and died.

His daughter, who was present at the scene, expressed gratitude to the ZAKA volunteers who arrived to assist. "My father returned home after exercising his democratic right to vote at the polling station, and then unfortunately he collapsed and passed away. I am proud of him. He is an example to us all," she stated.

The family provided a photograph of Israel Kreiss, noting it was provided by the family.

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