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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israeli Businessman Found Dead in Ethiopia, Poisoning Suspected

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An Israeli businessman in his 40s was found dead on Wednesday at a restaurant in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with authorities investigating a possible poisoning. The Israeli consul and Foreign Ministry are assisting the family and coordinating the repatriation of the body. The cause of death remains unclear, and the poisoning theory is unconfirmed.

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  • An Israeli businessman was found dead in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Wednesday.
  • Authorities are investigating the possibility of poisoning as the cause of death.
  • The Israeli consul and Foreign Ministry are assisting the deceased's family.
  • Arrangements are being made to repatriate the body to Israel for burial.
  • The circumstances of the death are still unclear and the poisoning suspicion is unconfirmed.
Israeli Businessman Found Dead in Ethiopia, Poisoning Suspected
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