12-year-old Max Edelstein's father who fell to his death from his home window in Ashdod told his son: "A smart and curious boy" • Education system officials: "There were no signs of distress"
The late Max Edelstein
Hundreds of Ashdod residents escorted the 12-year-old Max (Maximilian) Edelstein, 12, to his place of rest after falling from his home window yesterday (Thursday). Representatives at the funeral were city hall representatives, schools he attended, relatives and residents The city.
Yoram, his father, eulogized him and said: "It's hard for us all to talk about you in the past. You fell to your death on a wintry evening and here we all come to pay you respects on your last path. Even the sun has come out today to warm you in the cold earth. My beloved son, we would like to have more time, To tell you how much we love you. It doesn't make sense for parents to bury their son. Beloved Max, we couldn't make you a bar mitzvah. You were a smart, wise, curious child. Your life was around the smartphone, computer and ex-box, you wanted to move forward in the cyber world - but your death You arrived prematurely, you didn't deliver everything you wanted. "
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The difficult circumstances of the tragedy are still under investigation by police, and it is unclear what led to the incident with the results so dire. Hours before he died, Max wrote on Instagram that Maas was alive. What he went through during these difficult moments when he wrote things down, Max took with him.
Earlier in the day, Comprehensive W in Ashdod convened his classmates and had a conversation with psychologists about the difficult case. "He was a good boy, helped everyone. There was no sign of distress or complaint on his part about any problem," officials said when investigating whether the child suffered from social harassment or another incident served as a trigger for tragedy.
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His neighbors noted that Max "was a charming and sociable charming child. Like the whole family. No one can understand what went through his head and what happened and whether it is true that he jumped and did not fall due to an accident is a horrible death. Even an adult thinks twice before taking such a step. "Instead of preparing for a bar mitzvah and celebrating and enjoying life, the family will have to go to a cemetery. We try to help the mother."
