Bones found in Jerusalem's Lifta neighborhood determined to be ancient, not linked to missing persons

The Israel Antiquities Authority has determined that human bones discovered in the Lifta neighborhood of Jerusalem are approximately 100 years old and not connected to any active missing persons cases, according to a report by i24NEWS.

i24NEWS reports that human bones discovered in the Lifta neighborhood of Jerusalem have been determined to be ancient, dating back approximately 100 years. The bones were handed over to the Israel Antiquities Authority. The find was initially checked against active missing persons cases, but has been ruled out as unrelated. The report is the first publication confirming the bones' age and origin.

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