Suspected poisoning: Israeli businessman found dead in restaurant in Addis Ababa

An Israeli businessman in his 40s was found dead in a restaurant in Addis Ababa, suspected of being poisoned. He went out for entertainment, entered the restroom, and did not return. His body was discovered in a stall. The Foreign Ministry and the Israeli embassy are working to fly the body to Israel for an autopsy.

An Israeli businessman in his 40s was found dead in a restaurant in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on suspicion of poisoning. The Israeli, who conducted business in Ethiopia, went to the restaurant for entertainment. At some point, he entered the restroom, and when he did not return, they searched for him and located his body in a stall. One of the directions being investigated is poisoning, since he was a healthy person. The Foreign Ministry and the Israeli embassy in Addis Ababa are in contact with his family. Efforts are being made to fly his body to Israel, and it will likely need to undergo an autopsy to determine the cause of death. The article also mentions a previous case from March, where an Israeli stranded in Ethiopia passed away before a rescue flight could arrive.