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Body of Missing 76-Year-Old Fisherman Found Off Herzliya Coast

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The body of 76-year-old Alexander Sorsher was discovered off the coast of Herzliya on Saturday, November 14, after he was reported missing. Sorsher, who had gone fishing, is believed to have accidentally fallen into the water. A joint search operation located his body, and authorities have ruled out foul play. His family has been informed of his death.

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  • The body of 76-year-old Alexander Sorsher was found off Herzliya on November 14.
  • Sorsher was reported missing earlier that day after going fishing.
  • He is believed to have accidentally fallen into the water.
  • A joint search operation involving police and municipal teams located his body.
  • Authorities are not investigating a criminal aspect to his death.
Body of Missing 76-Year-Old Fisherman Found Off Herzliya Coast
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The body of 76-year-old Alexander Sorsher, who was reported missing on Saturday morning, November 14, was found off the coast of Herzliya. Authorities believe Sorsher went out fishing, possibly slipped, and fell into the water. Police stated that a search operation involving the air force, marine police, and Herzliya municipality's beach inspection department was conducted. "Unfortunately, shortly before this, the missing person was found without signs of life," a police spokesperson said. The family has been notified, and police are not currently investigating a criminal element in the death.

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