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by JNS.org
The three missing Israeli teens.
JNS.org – The parents of the three abducted Israeli teens met for the first time on Tuesday, as the Shaar and Yifrach families arrived at the Frenkel family home in Nof Ayalon, near Modiin.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with the families again on Tuesday, and assured them that “the government and the military are sparing no effort” to retrieve their sons. Netanyahu convened Israel’s diplomatic-security cabinet for a special session on Monday to discuss the scope of the rescue operation.
