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Search Continues for Man Missing Since October 7th Attacks

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Three years after disappearing around the October 7th attacks, Yoram Halel Fliter is still missing, with the Israel Dog Unit conducting renewed extensive searches. Fliter, then 32, went to assist soldiers in southern Israel and vanished, with his abandoned car found near Mateh Yehuda. The unit vows to continue searching and asks the public for any information.

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  • The Israel Dog Unit is conducting extensive searches for Yoram Halel Fliter, missing since October 7th.
  • Fliter, 32 at the time, disappeared after going to help soldiers in southern Israel.
  • His abandoned vehicle was found near the Beit HaBad parking lot in Mateh Yehuda.
  • The unit's spokesperson stated searches will continue until answers are found for the family.
  • The public is urged to provide any information that could help locate Fliter.

Three years after his mysterious disappearance, the Israel Dog Unit (Yechidat HaKlabanim LeYisrael) conducted extensive searches for Yoram Halel Fliter, who was around 32 years old when he went missing. Fliter disappeared shortly after the October 7th massacre, having left to assist soldiers in southern Israel. His whereabouts have been unknown since, and his fate remains a mystery. Fliter's vehicle was found abandoned near the Beit HaBad parking lot in Mateh Yehuda, but this discovery did not lead to solving the case. During the recent searches, the dog unit's teams scanned additional areas identified as having potential, focusing on dense thickets, pits, and areas with accumulated fallen leaves. Aharon Streicher, spokesperson for the Israel Dog Unit, stated that the searches will not cease, even after years have passed. "We do not forget any missing person. Even when years go by, we return to the field," he said. Streicher added that volunteers completed scans of significant areas today in the hope of bringing answers to the family. The unit is once again appealing to the public to share any information that could aid in locating Fliter by calling 054-4876709.

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