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Ongoing Story· Day 49

Israeli Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing Teenager

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Police Seek Help Finding Missing 15-Year-Old Sderot Resident

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Israeli police are seeking public assistance to find 15-year-old Nehorai Alma, who disappeared on September 27. The Sderot resident was last seen at the Haganah train station in Tel Aviv. He is described as 150 cm tall, thin, with brown eyes and short dark hair. Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact the police.

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  • Police are searching for 15-year-old Nehorai Alma, a resident of Sderot.
  • He was last seen on September 27 at the Haganah train station in Tel Aviv.
  • Alma is described as 150 cm tall, thin, with brown eyes and short dark hair.
  • Authorities are asking the public for any information regarding his whereabouts.
Police Seek Help Finding Missing 15-Year-Old Sderot Resident
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Israeli police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 15-year-old Nehorai Alma, a resident of Sderot. He was last seen on September 27 at the Haganah train station in Tel Aviv. Alma is described as being 150 cm tall, thin, with brown eyes and short dark hair. Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is urged to contact the police hotline at 100 or the Sderot police station at 08-6620456.

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