New Lead in Search for Missing Israeli Ami Yogevev in Olympus Mountains
The brother of Ami Yogevev, an Israeli hiker missing in Greece's Olympus Mountains, announced on Tuesday that a new lead has emerged in the search efforts. "We have received a new indication," stated Ami's brother, without elaborating on the nature of the information.
Ami Yogevev, 22, from Moshav Beit Zayit near Jerusalem, has been missing since Tuesday, October 24th. He was last seen at the entrance to the Enipeas gorge in the Olympus National Park. Yogevev, a soldier in the Nahal Brigade, was on a trip with friends after completing a commanders' course.
Search and rescue teams, including Israeli volunteers and Greek authorities, have been scouring the mountainous region. The initial search focused on the Enipeas trail, a popular hiking route. The challenging terrain and recent weather conditions have complicated the search operations. Yogevev's family has been in Greece since his disappearance, coordinating with local authorities and volunteers.
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