Body of Missing Yamam Officer Found After Three-Day Search in Haifa
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The body of First Sergeant Itai Peretz, 23, from the Yamam unit, was found in Haifa after a three-day search involving extensive police, rescue, and volunteer efforts. He was located at Students' Beach after a comprehensive search by land, sea, and air.
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- Yamam officer Itai Peretz found deceased after three-day search.
- Search involved extensive police, rescue, and volunteer efforts.
- Operations covered land, sea, and air in Haifa.
- Peretz was a 23-year-old Haifa resident.
The body of First Sergeant Itai Peretz, 23, a member of the elite Yamam counter-terrorism unit, was discovered on Tuesday in the Students' Beach area of Haifa, concluding a three-day intensive search operation. Peretz, a Haifa resident, was reported missing three days prior, triggering a large-scale search effort involving numerous police units, rescue organizations, and volunteers.
The search encompassed land, sea, and air, with extensive combing of the beach vicinity and surrounding waters. Authorities utilized a wide array of equipment, including drones, a police helicopter, a light aircraft, boats, jet skis, horses, and all-terrain vehicles. Specialized units such as the Border Police, the Air Unit, the Maritime Police, mounted police, K-9 units, and the Navy's Yaltam unit participated, alongside firefighters, police rescue volunteers, the Haifa Municipality, the Rescue Union, emergency teams, ATV volunteers, divers, beach lifeguards, Magen David Adom, the "Yedidim" organization, and ZAKA volunteers.
The search focused on covering vast areas simultaneously by air, land, and sea, adapting to the challenging coastal terrain. The operation continued day and night for three days until Peretz's body was located.
Following the discovery, the police expressed gratitude to all participating forces and volunteers for their efforts. They also extended condolences to Peretz's family.
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