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Israeli Man Missing in Madrid, Family Fears for His Life

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Lidan Araba, a 31-year-old Israeli, has been missing since yesterday evening in Madrid, Spain, where he was on vacation. He failed to board his flight back to Israel this morning, and contact has been lost. Araba is described as 1.70 meters tall with black hair, a beard, and a tattoo, last seen in a white shirt. ZAKA is seeking assistance from Israelis in Madrid to help locate him, as his family fears for his life.

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  • Israeli Lidan Araba, 31, has been missing in Madrid since yesterday evening.
  • He failed to board his scheduled flight back to Israel this morning.
  • Araba was vacationing with friends and staying at The Edition Madrid hotel.
  • He is described as 1.70 meters tall with black hair, a beard, and a tattoo.
  • ZAKA is appealing for help from Israelis in Madrid to find him.
  • His family reportedly fears for his life.
Israeli Man Missing in Madrid, Family Fears for His Life
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Lidan Araba, a 31-year-old Israeli, has been missing since yesterday evening in Madrid, Spain, where he was vacationing with friends. Araba was staying at The Edition Madrid hotel and was scheduled to fly back to Israel this morning. He did not arrive at the airport, and contact with him has been lost since then. He is described as 1.70 meters tall, with black hair, a beard, and a tattoo on his arm, and was last seen wearing a white shirt. ZAKA, an Israeli emergency response organization, is appealing to any Israelis in Madrid who can assist in the search or who have relevant information to contact them. The family reportedly fears for his life.

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