Israeli Man Missing in Madrid, Extensive Search Underway
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Lidan Aravah, a 31-year-old Israeli tourist, has been missing in Madrid since Monday evening after failing to board his flight home. An extensive search is underway, with ZAKA assisting the family and appealing to the public for information. Aravah was last seen wearing a white shirt and has a tattoo on his arm.
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- 31-year-old Israeli tourist Lidan Aravah is missing in Madrid, Spain.
- He was last seen Monday evening and missed his scheduled flight home.
- ZAKA is assisting the family and coordinating search efforts.
- The public, especially Israelis in Madrid, are asked to help find him.
- Aravah has a tattoo on his arm and was last seen in a white shirt.
An extensive search is underway in Madrid, Spain, for Lidan Aravah, a 31-year-old Israeli man who has been missing since Monday evening. Aravah was on vacation in the city with friends and was last seen on Monday evening. His disappearance became a serious concern when he failed to arrive at the airport for his scheduled flight back to Israel. He had been staying at The Edition Madrid hotel. A missing person alert has been issued, and authorities are conducting a thorough search for him. Aravah is described as approximately 1.70 meters tall, with black hair and a beard, and has a tattoo on his arm. He was last seen wearing a white shirt.
ZAKA's International Division is assisting Aravah's family with the search efforts in Madrid. Baruch Nidam, Director of ZAKA's International Division, stated, "Immediately upon receiving the report and the request, ZAKA's International Division team is accompanying the family and assisting them in the search on site. We hope for good news soon." ZAKA is appealing to the public, particularly Israelis in Madrid and the surrounding areas, to help in the search. Anyone with information that could assist in locating Aravah is urged to contact ZAKA urgently via WhatsApp at +972-52-9069935.
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