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Nazareth Man Dies in Turkey Hit-and-Run While Holding Infant Son

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Ammar Najm, 41, from Nazareth, was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Turkey while on a family vacation. He was holding his infant son, who was injured in the incident. His family is seeking help to repatriate his body for burial in Nazareth.

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  • Ammar Najm, 41, from Nazareth, died in a hit-and-run in Turkey.
  • He was on a family vacation with his parents, wife, and children.
  • Najm was holding his infant son when the accident occurred.
  • The child sustained injuries in the incident.
  • His family is requesting assistance to bring his body back to Israel.

Ammar Najm, a 41-year-old man from Nazareth, was killed in a tragic hit-and-run incident while on a family vacation in Turkey. The incident turned what was meant to be a joyous family trip into a devastating tragedy.

Najm had traveled to Turkey with his parents, wife, and children. While there, he was struck by a vehicle. Reports indicate that Najm was holding his infant son at the time of the accident, which resulted in his death and injuries to the child.

The grieving family is in shock and deep sorrow. They have issued an urgent appeal to authorities for assistance in arranging the transport of Najm's body from Turkey back to Israel for burial in his hometown.

Najm was known in Nazareth for his good character, humility, and kindness, and his passing has left a profound sense of sadness among those who knew him.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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