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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Israeli Hiker Missing on Mount Olympus in Greece

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Now 14World

Israeli Hiker Missing in Greece Found Dead

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Hebrew · 15 newsrooms covering

Ami Yogev, a 46-year-old Israeli hiker from Modi'in, who went missing on September 20 while climbing Mount Olympus in Greece, has been found dead. He was discovered by a search party of friends near a waterfall. Yogev had sent photos to his family before his disappearance.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israeli hiker Ami Yogev, 46, was found dead in Greece after being missing for over two weeks.
  • Yogev disappeared on September 20 while hiking Mount Olympus.
  • He was found by a delegation of friends who were searching for him.
  • The discovery was made near a waterfall where he may have slipped.
  • Yogev had sent photos to his family before he went missing.
Israeli Hiker Missing in Greece Found Dead
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Ami Yogev, a 46-year-old from Modi'in, who had been missing in Greece for over two weeks, was found deceased on Friday. Yogev disappeared on September 20 while hiking Mount Olympus in northern Greece. He had managed to send photos of the natural site to his family before he went missing.

His family reported to Channel 14 News that a delegation of friends who had been searching for him found him on their way back from the search efforts. Yogev was discovered in an area with a waterfall, where it is believed he may have slipped multiple times while trying to exit.

The discovery brings a tragic end to the search for Yogev, who embarked on his hike in the popular Greek mountain range.

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