The source shared the phrase 'Am Yisrael Chai' (The people of Israel live) shortly after reports that a child was found alive, according to a channel post.
The source posted the Hebrew phrase 'Am Yisrael Chai' (The people of Israel live) at 16:28 Jerusalem time, moments after news broke that a child had been found alive. The post did not provide additional details but reflected a widespread sentiment of relief. The child's identity has not been officially confirmed in the post.
The thread shows that initial reports at 16:04 Jerusalem said a child was found alive. Over subsequent versions, details emerged: the child was 4-year-old Yuval Kogan, found 11 km from his disappearance site near Nitzanim, discovered by a volunteer who took a wrong turn, and confirmed by Police Commissioner Danny Levi. The mother spoke to Yuval shortly after the rescue, as The Zioneer reported at 16:21 Jerusalem.
Attributed background: The Zioneer has been tracking the rescue of Yuval Kogan, who went missing from an Ashkelon beach earlier Friday. The source's post echoes the relief shared by many after the child was found safe.
What remains open: The source's post did not provide any new information about the child's condition or location; it simply shared the phrase. The child's identity and the details of the rescue have already been confirmed by official sources, including the police commissioner and the mother's conversation with the child.
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