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Police Seek Public Help Finding Missing Teenager Near Harish

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Police are seeking public assistance to find 14-year-old Ariel Arad, last seen yesterday afternoon in the Harish area. He is described as 1.75 meters tall with brown hair and brown-green eyes, last seen wearing black jeans, a black jacket, and black Nike shoes. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Iron Police Station or the Israel Police hotline.

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  • Police are searching for 14-year-old Ariel Arad, missing since yesterday afternoon.
  • He was last seen in the Harish area around 2:30 p.m.
  • Arad is described as 1.75 meters tall with brown hair and brown-green eyes.
  • He was wearing black jeans, a black jacket, and black Nike shoes.
  • The public is asked to contact police with any information.
Police Seek Public Help Finding Missing Teenager Near Harish
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