A man's body was discovered by rescue divers 5 meters underneath the water off of the Bograshov beach in Tel Aviv on Sunday afternoon.
The man was declared deceased shortly after being brought to shore.
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This latest sea-related death comes only a little more than a week after three brothers drowned off of the Ashkelon coast.
ZAKA Chief Officer Chaim Otmazgin said, "we appeal again to the Israeli public to please follow the safety rules and not to enter the sea without a lifeguard present."
