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Israeli Father of Five Killed in Turkey Accident, Infant Son Injured

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An Israeli father of five, Amar Najm, was killed on November 2 in Turkey when a car struck him and his infant son while crossing a road. The 18-month-old son was hospitalized with severe injuries. Najm's family, who were on vacation together, are seeking help to bring his body back to Israel for burial. He is remembered as a generous and charitable man.

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  • Amar Najm, 41, a father of five from Nazareth, died in Turkey on November 2.
  • He was struck by a car while crossing a road with his infant son.
  • Najm's 18-month-old son was severely injured and hospitalized.
  • The family was on vacation in Turkey and is seeking help to repatriate the body.
  • Najm is remembered by relatives as a humble, generous, and charitable individual.
Israeli Father of Five Killed in Turkey Accident, Infant Son Injured
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Amar Najm, a 41-year-old father of five from Nazareth, died on Sunday, November 2, after being struck by a vehicle while on a family vacation in Turkey. His 18-month-old son sustained severe injuries and was hospitalized. According to relatives, Najm was crossing a road at a pedestrian crossing with his child in his arms when the car hit them. He had traveled to Turkey with his parents, wife, and children for a vacation. Friends told Ynet that the family had planned the trip to relax and spend time together. Relatives described Najm as a humble, kind, and generous man who was well-loved and respected. He was known for his willingness to help others and his involvement in charity work. The family is now appealing for public assistance to repatriate his body from Turkey for burial in Israel.

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