Body of Missing Israeli Hiker Found on Mount Olympus
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The body of Ami Yogevev, a 46-year-old Israeli hiker from Modi'in, was found on Mount Olympus in Greece after a two-and-a-half-week search. He is presumed to have died from a fall during his climb. Yogevev was last heard from on September 20, when he sent his mother photos from the mountain. A rescue team located his body, and the organization noted the difficult conditions they faced.
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- The body of Israeli hiker Ami Yogevev was found on Mount Olympus in Greece after a 2.5-week search.
- Yogevev, 46, from Modi'in, is believed to have died from a fall during his climb.
- The "Friends Rescuers" organization located his remains on the mountain.
- His last contact was on September 20, when he sent photos to his mother.
- He had traveled to Greece spontaneously and kept daily contact with his mother.
The body of Ami Yogevev, a 46-year-old resident of Modi'in, was discovered on Mount Olympus in Greece, approximately two and a half weeks after he was last seen. Yogevev is believed to have fallen from a significant height while climbing. A rescue team from the "Friends Rescuers" organization located his remains. The organization stated, "We are very busy with field operations, our volunteer team is working under difficult conditions and preparing for darkness."
The last contact with Yogevev was on September 20, after he began his climb. On that day, he spoke with his mother, Shosh Debi, and sent her photos from the trail. After sending a picture showing him on his way to the summit, he stopped responding to messages and calls. His mother recounted that he had flown from Israel to Athens on a whim. He had maintained daily contact with her since his arrival, informing her of his intention to climb Olympus and sending progress photos. He also spoke with a friend and sent him pictures from the ascent.
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