2 more victims of Haifa missile impact named as oil workers Igor Fradkin and Uri Levy

Uri Levy (left) and Igor Fradkin (Courtesy)
Uri Levy (left) and Igor Fradkin (Courtesy)

Igor Fradkin, 50, and Uri Levy, 58, are named as two of the three people killed in Iran’s missile strike on Haifa’s Bazan oil refinery.

Both worked in the oil refinery that was struck in the early hours of yesterday morning. Their coworker, 59-year-old Kiryat Motzkin resident Dani Avraham, was named as a victim last night.

Fradkin, a resident of nearby Kiryat Ata, leaves behind three children.

“My heart goes out to the Fradkin family in this difficult time of loss and bereavement,” says Kiryat Ata Mayor Yaakov Peretz in a statement. “On behalf of myself and the residents of the city, I offer my deepest condolences.”

Levy, who lived in Haifa and worked for decades at the oil refinery, leaves behind his wife, three children and granddaughter. One of his sons got married just two weeks ago, the Kan public broadcaster reports.

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