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By iPublish News Server (c)2022Updated 46 minutes ago
Security06:41 · 4h ago

Israeli Man Who Entered Palestinian Village Found Safe

Panet
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The story · English

Israeli security forces launched a widespread search operation after an Israeli man, identified as 53-year-old Yaniv Sardal from the Ariel settlement, was reported to have entered a Palestinian village voluntarily on Tuesday evening. The Israel Police, Shin Bet security agency, the IDF, and the Prison Service issued a joint statement announcing a state of alert and the establishment of an emergency room to coordinate efforts. A police helicopter and special units were deployed as part of the extensive search. The public was urged to contact Ariel police or the national emergency number if they had any information regarding Sardal's whereabouts. Minutes after the joint statement was released, police announced that Sardal had been found safe and unharmed.

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