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  ||||| Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported the death occurred Wednesday, Sept. 5. 
  
 A teenager who was visiting from Israel died Tuesday in Yosemite National Park while reportedly trying to take a selfie. 
  
 Israel’s Foreign Ministry identified the teen as 18-year-old Tomer Frankfurter, and local sources confirmed the death. 
  
 Frankfurter apparently lost his balance while trying to take a photo of himself at the edge of Nevada Fall before falling 820 feet to his death, the teen’s mother told The Times of Israel. 
  
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 Tomer Frankfurter, an 18-year-old from Israel, died Wednesday in Yosemite National Park while reportedly trying to take a selfie. Frankfurter fell 820 feet while trying to take a photo of himself at the edge of Nevada Fall. Darrell Wong Fresno Bee Staff Photo 
  
 Nevada Fall is about a 5-6 hour hike from Yosemite Valley, often along the route toward the famed Half Dome hike. 
  
 Yosemite National Park is a popular international destination. 
  
 Frankfurter was on a two-month trip to the United States prior to joining Israel’s army, his mother told Israel’s Channel 10 news. 
  
 The ministry is coordinating the transfer of his body back to Israel for burial, The Jerusalem Post reported. 
  
 The outlet also reports that Israelis youngsters often take trips to the United States, South America or the Far East before and after 2-to 3-year service in the Israel Defense Forces. 
  
 There have been six deaths in Yosemite in the past five months. 
  
 The body of hiker Scott Tenczar was found in Yosemite in August. 
  
 A couple of days earlier, the body of missing park ranger John Belvins Cogdell III also was found dead in Yosemite. 
  
 In June, two rock climbers — Jason Wells, 46, of Boulder, Colorado, and Tim Klien, 42, of Palmdale — fell to their deaths while scaling El Capitan in Yosemite. 
  
 And in May, 29-year-old Ashish Penugonda of New Jersey died using the Half Dome cables after slipping and falling from the cables section. ||||| A person died while visiting Yosemite National Park, according to National Park officials. 
  
 It happened Tuesday afternoon near Nevada Fall in Yosemite National Park. 
  
 According to the Times of Israel, the body of 18-year-old Tomer Frankfurter, a Jerusalem resident, was found and his body was being brought to Israel for burial. 
  
 Israel’s Channel 10 news reports Frankfurter climbed a cliff near the Nevada Fall, stood on an unstable rock and while trying to take a selfie, and fell 250 meters (820 feet). 
  
  
  
 Frankfurter went to Yosemite National Park for a few days before the army, Channel 10 News reports. 
  
 Yosemite National Park officials confirmed a person died, but the incident is still under investigation. ||||| An Israeli hiker was found dead in Yosemite National Park in California on Wednesday after apparently falling to his death while trying to take a selfie. 
  
 Israel’s Foreign Ministry said Wednesday that Tomer Frankfurter, a Jerusalem resident, 18, had been found and his body was being brought to Israel for burial. 
  
 Frankfurter was on a two-month trip to the US, his mother told Israel’s Channel 10 news. 
  
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 She said that authorities told her that he tried to take a selfie but apparently slipped and fell from a height of 250 meters (820 feet). 
  
 The US National Parks Service Police did not respond to a request for comment. 
  
 In June, two experienced climbers died while trying to scale Yosemite’s iconic El Capitan rock formation. 
  
 Another hiker died in May while climbing Half Dome peak in the park. 
  
 The park only recently re-opened after being closed for several weeks while devastating wildfires ripped through California. ||||| An Israeli man on vacation died after falling over a waterfall in Yosemite National Park in California while trying to take a selfie, his mother said. 
  
  
  
 The body of Tomer Frankfurter, an 18-year-old originally from Jerusalem, was found Tuesday at the base of Nevada Fall, a popular photo spot in the park, which is listed as being 594 feet tall. 
  
 His mother, who was not identified, told Israel's Channel 10 that her son had been trying to take a selfie atop the waterfall when he apparently lost his balance and fell. He was on a two-month vacation before joining the Israeli army. 
  
 The Mariposa County coroner, which described the death as an accident, said his body will be returned to Israel after an examination is complete. |||||
A:
A teen visiting from Israel fell to his death at Yosemite National Park Tuesday after it seems he tried to take a selfie near a famous waterfall, the Times of Israel reports. Tomer Frankfurter, 18, who BuzzFeed notes was on a two-month vacation before joining the Israeli military, is believed by authorities to have climbed up on a cliff near Nevada Fall to take a picture of himself when he lost his footing and plummeted about 820 feet. He apparently had been standing on a wobbly rock, Israel's Channel 10 reports, via BakersfieldNow.com. The Jerusalem Post notes that it's common for Israeli youth to go on an extended vacation—often to the US, South America, or Asia—either before or after their army service. Frankfurter's body was recovered Wednesday and was being sent back to Israel for burial. The Mariposa County coroner has deemed Frankfurter's death accidental. The Fresno Bee reports he's the sixth person to die at Yosemite this year.