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Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing 12-Year-Old Boy in Kfar Saba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli police are searching for 12-year-old Idan Fogel, who went missing in Kfar Saba on Tuesday afternoon. He was last seen near Tel Hai Street wearing a black tank top, dark shorts, and sandals. Police have released his description and a photo, asking for the public's help in locating him.

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  • Police are seeking public assistance to find 12-year-old Idan Fogel, missing in Kfar Saba.
  • Fogel was last seen Tuesday at 4:50 PM near Tel Hai Street.
  • He is described as having a full build, brown hair, and blue eyes.
  • He was last seen wearing a black tank top, dark shorts, and sandals.
Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing 12-Year-Old Boy in Kfar Saba
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Israeli police are asking for the public's assistance in locating Idan Fogel, a 12-year-old resident of Kfar Saba. He was last seen on Tuesday at approximately 4:50 PM near Tel Hai Street in the city. Authorities have now received approval to publicize his disappearance.

Fogel is described as having a full build, brown hair, and blue eyes. At the time he was last seen, he was wearing a black tank top, dark shorts, and sandals. The police released a photograph of the missing boy provided by their spokesperson's unit.

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