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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Israeli Hiker Missing on Mount Olympus in Greece

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Body of Missing Israeli Ami Yogeve Found on Mount Olympus

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Hebrew · 15 newsrooms covering

The body of Ami Yogeve, a 46-year-old Israeli from Modi'in, was found on Mount Olympus in Greece on Friday, after he had been missing since September 20th. The 'Haverim Mechaltzim' organization confirmed the discovery and stated their volunteers are working in difficult conditions. Their focus is on completing the mission, with thoughts directed to Yogeve's family.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • The body of missing Israeli Ami Yogeve was found on Mount Olympus in Greece.
  • Yogeve, 46, from Modi'in, had been missing since September 20th.
  • The 'Haverim Mechaltzim' organization announced the discovery.
  • Volunteers are working in difficult conditions to complete their mission.
Body of Missing Israeli Ami Yogeve Found on Mount Olympus
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The body of Ami Yogeve, a 46-year-old Israeli from Modi'in who had been missing on Mount Olympus in Greece, was located on Friday. Yogeve had been missing since September 20th. The announcement was made by the 'Haverim Mechaltzim' (Friends Rescuers) organization. Yiftach Shavit, operations center manager for 'Haverim Mechaltzim', stated, "Our thoughts and hearts are with the Yogeve family at this time. Our volunteers are working in the field under difficult conditions, with dedication and determination, and we are now focused on completing the mission."

The organization's volunteers are continuing their efforts on the ground despite challenging conditions.

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