Missing Woman Found Dead in Tel Aviv After 10-Day Search

A 44-year-old woman, missing for over ten days, was found deceased on Friday morning in the courtyard of an abandoned building in Tel Aviv. The discovery was made by ZAKA (National Rescue and Recovery Service) volunteers who had been conducting extensive searches for the woman. Initial identification at the scene suggests the body is that of the missing woman, last seen in the city center more than ten days prior. Her family and emergency services had been searching for her since her disappearance. Yechiel Goldman, ZAKA field commander, stated, "After more than a week of searching, this morning she was apparently found in the courtyard of an abandoned building. ZAKA volunteers on site are working with respect for the deceased." Volunteers Ariel Yazdi and Pini Dayan described the scene as "very complex" and confirmed they were working with police to collect evidence. The body has been transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for further examination and identification. The article also briefly mentions a separate incident involving a cable car malfunction, but this is not related to the main story.