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Missing Woman Found Dead in Abandoned Building in Tel Aviv

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A 44-year-old woman, missing for over ten days, was found dead in an abandoned building's courtyard in Tel Aviv on Friday. ZAKA volunteers located her after an extensive search, confirming her identity. The body will undergo further investigation at the National Institute of Forensic Medicine.

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  • A 44-year-old woman missing for over ten days was found dead in Tel Aviv.
  • The woman was discovered in the courtyard of an abandoned building.
  • ZAKA volunteers located the body after more than a week of searching.
  • Identification confirmed it was the missing person last seen over ten days prior.
  • The body will be transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine.

A 44-year-old woman, who had been missing for over ten days, was found deceased on Friday in the courtyard of an abandoned building in Tel Aviv. According to ZAKA (National Rescue and Recovery Service), the woman was discovered a significant time after her death. Identification efforts confirmed it was likely the missing person last seen more than ten days ago in the city center.

Yechiel Goldman, ZAKA's field commander who led the search, stated, "After more than a week of searching, she was apparently found a short time ago in the courtyard of an abandoned building. ZAKA volunteers at the scene are working to honor the deceased."

ZAKA volunteers Ariel Yazdi and Pini Dayan, who are present at the scene, described it as "very complex." They added that despite the proximity to Shabbat's start, they, along with other ZAKA volunteers, are treating the deceased with respect and assisting police forensic units. "At the end of the treatment, we will collect the many findings left at the scene."

The body will be transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for further examination and investigation.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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