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Police Seek Public Help Finding Missing Herzliya Man

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Police are searching for Alexander Sorsher, a 76-year-old man from Herzliya, who was last seen in the Herzliya Marina area. He is 1.78 meters tall and was wearing blue work pants, a gray hoodie, and a black shirt. The public is asked to contact the police with any information about his location.

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  • Police are seeking public assistance to find missing 76-year-old Alexander Sorsher from Herzliya.
  • Sorsher was last seen in the Herzliya Marina area.
  • He is 1.78 meters tall and was wearing specific fishing clothing.
  • Anyone with information is urged to contact the police hotline 100.
Police Seek Public Help Finding Missing Herzliya Man
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Israeli police are requesting the public's assistance in locating Alexander Sorsher, a 76-year-old resident of Herzliya. Sorsher was last seen earlier on the day of the report in the Herzliya Marina area. He is described as 1.78 meters tall and was wearing fishing attire, including blue work pants, a gray hoodie, and a black shirt. Authorities urge anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to contact Israel Police's 100 hotline or the Glilot police station at 09-9704444.

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