94-Year-Old Voter Dies on Doorstep After Casting Ballot in Israel
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
A 94-year-old man, Israel Kreiss, died on October 27 outside his Ramat Gan home after voting in the 26th Knesset elections. His daughter drove him to the polls, and he insisted on voting for Aizenkot. He cast his ballot but collapsed upon returning home. ZAKA volunteers are assisting the family and preparing the body for burial.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- 94-year-old Israel Kreiss died on October 27 after voting in the 26th Knesset elections in Ramat Gan.
- His daughter Shirley drove him to the polling station, fulfilling his wish to vote for Aizenkot.
- Kreiss collapsed and died just as he exited the car upon returning home.
- ZAKA volunteers confirmed the incident and are providing support to the bereaved family.
- Shirley encouraged other citizens to exercise their right to vote.
A 94-year-old resident of Ramat Gan, Israel Kreiss, passed away on Tuesday morning, October 27, at the entrance to his home shortly after returning from voting in the 26th Knesset elections. His daughter, Shirley, had driven him to the polling station, stating that her father was determined to vote for Aizenkot and insisted on the trip. He successfully cast his vote, but upon returning home and exiting the car, he lost consciousness and died. Shirley expressed her relief that her father fulfilled his wish, calling him an example and urging citizens to exercise their democratic right. ZAKA, a volunteer emergency response organization, confirmed receiving a report of an elderly man who collapsed and died outside a residential building in Ramat Gan. ZAKA volunteers are providing assistance and support to the family, and the organization's vehicle is transporting the body for burial preparations.
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