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Vicki Peretz 1953-2021
Vicky Peretz's friend: "People who were on the roof of the world and were neglected so that they would not be harmed"
Past player Gabi Lasri to Walla!
Sports: "This is an inconceivable blow. I turn to the association and the various associations - we have to take care of the giants that have made millions happy, Vicky has been injured in recent years and has left us heartbroken."
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Yaniv Tuchman
Tuesday, 29 June 2021, 09:00 Updated: 09:24
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One of the first to receive the phone during the night (Monday through Tuesday) with the sad news of Vicky Peretz's death was former actor Gabi Lasri.
Lasri was a close friend of Avi Cohen and Peretz: "We are all happy people, I do not know how to digest such a great sadness and such a huge tragedy," Lasri told Walla this morning!
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"I accompanied Avila on his last journey and since then for over a decade I have taken care to commemorate him, and now this blow with Vicky is inconceivable. His wife Iris called me at 3:00 and since then I have not closed my eyes. We arranged the funeral for 15:00 in the cemetery Licensed, and we will all mourn in the coming days for the passing of one of the greats who were here. "
More on Walla!
Israeli football mourns the death of Vicky Peretz: "Raised generations of players"
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The last photo Peretz uploaded to his Facebook account (Photo: Screenshot, Facebook)
Lasri still does not want to fully open up about the circumstances of the death, but from his words it is clear what he is aiming for: "There are so many giants who have made millions happy here, and I turn to various associations and the Football Association - to know how to care for these people "We have to keep such people so that they are not harmed, because I think Vicki has been harmed in recent years and has left us heartbroken."
"I have lost a dear person I had as a brother," Lasri concluded.
"We played a lot against each other on the grass, but we knew how to be friends and preserve it even years later. Vicky was a happy man, he especially loved Greek music, he loved going out and hanging out, we were all broken."
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