Mass Search Launched in Northern Israel for Missing Persons
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The Israeli Dog Handlers Unit and Israel Police have launched a major search operation in Safed and Meron for missing persons Rafael Haddad and David Fadida. The extensive search also covers other unresolved cases, including those of Haimanut Kassao, Moishe Kleinerman, and the missing person. Authorities are requesting public assistance, asking anyone with information to contact the Dog Handlers Unit hotline.
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- A large-scale search operation for missing persons is underway in Safed and Meron, Israel.
- The operation is primarily focused on finding Rafael Haddad and David Fadida.
- The search also aims to aid in locating Haimanut Kassao, Moishe Kleinerman, and the missing person.
- Advanced technology and complex terrain surveys are being utilized.
- The public is urged to provide any information that could assist the search efforts.
The Israeli Dog Handlers Unit (Yechal) and the Israel Police have initiated a large-scale search operation in the northern regions of Safed and Meron. The operation is primarily focused on locating two individuals, Rafael Haddad and David Fadida, whose disappearances have been under investigation. Haddad, around 60 years old, vanished from the Safed area on November 18, 2022, while Fadida, approximately 28, disappeared on October 15, 2023.
The search efforts are employing advanced technological tools and are surveying complex terrains. Authorities emphasized that the current search areas are also relevant to other unsolved missing person cases in the North. This includes the cases of Haimanut Kassao, a 9-year-old girl, Moishe Kleinerman, 16, and the missing person, 37, all of whom remain missing.
The Dog Handlers Unit is appealing to the public for assistance, stating that any piece of information could be crucial. They urge anyone with knowledge of the missing individuals' whereabouts or any details that might lead to their discovery to contact the Yechal hotline urgently at 054-4876709.
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