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Israeli Arab Man Killed, Son Injured in Hit-and-Run Accident in Turkey

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Ammar Najm, 41, from Nazareth, was killed and his son was moderately injured in a hit-and-run incident in Turkey on Sunday. The family was on vacation when the accident happened. Najm's family is seeking help to transfer his body back to Israel for burial. The son received hospital treatment.

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  • Ammar Najm, 41, from Nazareth, died in a hit-and-run in Turkey.
  • Najm's son was moderately injured in the same incident.
  • The family was on vacation in Turkey when the accident occurred.
  • Najm was reportedly holding his child when he was struck.
  • The family is requesting assistance to repatriate Najm's body to Israel.
Israeli Arab Man Killed, Son Injured in Hit-and-Run Accident in Turkey
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Ammar Najm, a 41-year-old resident of Nazareth, died on Sunday after being struck by a vehicle in Turkey. His son sustained moderate injuries in the same incident. Najm was on a family vacation with his parents, wife, and children when the fatal accident occurred. Local sources reported that Najm was holding his child at the time of the collision, which resulted in his death and his son's injuries. The child was transported to a hospital for medical treatment. The victim's family has appealed to authorities for assistance in arranging the repatriation of his body from Turkey to Israel for burial in his hometown.

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