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The procession at Shalavim of Naftali Frankel. Photo: Hillel Maeir / Tazpit News Agency.
Ynet – Gil-Ad Shaer, Naftali Frenkel and Eyal Yifrach will be laid to rest together in Modi’in cemetery on Tuesday evening, a day after the bodies of the three teens were found in the West Bank, 18 days after they vanished while hitchhiking near Hebron.
Initially, the boys were to buried in separate locations based on their home towns, but their families, after consulting with police and local rabbis, chose Tuesday morning for them to be laid to rest side by side. The families were informed during the night that the three had been formally identified from their remains.
