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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Elderly Voter Collapses and Dies After Casting Ballot in Ramat Gan

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94-Year-Old Israeli Man Dies After Voting in Knesset Election

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A 94-year-old Israeli man, Israel Kreis, died Tuesday in Ramat Gan shortly after returning from voting in the Knesset election. His daughter Shirley stated he insisted on voting for Gadi Eisenkot before collapsing and passing away at his building's entrance. ZAKA volunteers responded to the scene, and Eisenkot later called Shirley to offer condolences.

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  • Israel Kreis, 94, died in Ramat Gan after casting his vote in the Knesset election.
  • His daughter Shirley said he insisted on voting for Gadi Eisenkot before collapsing.
  • Kreis collapsed outside his apartment building immediately after returning from the polling station.
  • ZAKA volunteers responded to the scene and assisted the family.
  • Gadi Eisenkot called Shirley to offer condolences after learning Kreis voted for him.
94-Year-Old Israeli Man Dies After Voting in Knesset Election
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