After her son Yanai drowned in Mexico five years ago, Nirit Rimon founded Haverim Mehalzim, a global network of Israeli volunteers who help compatriots missing or injured abroad; this week, dozens searched Greece’s Mount Olympus for Ami Yogev before finding his body | Read More in ynet – News
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