A senior Israeli official visited Ashkelon Friday morning, met with the parents of missing 4-year-old Yuval, and ordered reinforcements for the search, according to a statement from the official. 'We will not let up for a moment,' the official told the parents.
A senior Israeli official made a personal visit to Ashkelon on Friday morning to oversee the search for 4-year-old Yuval, who has been missing since early Friday morning. The official met with Yuval's parents, conducted a situation assessment with police and rescue forces, and ordered that additional forces be deployed and all available means used to find the child. The official told the parents, 'We will not let up for a moment. We will do everything, absolutely everything, to find Yuval and bring him home safely.' The official also praised the hundreds of police, firefighters, emergency response teams, prison service cadets, and volunteers who have joined the search. Earlier, President Isaac Herzog spoke with the mother and called for public assistance, as The Zioneer reported. The search continues, with no new findings reported.
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