The Israeli police are currently looking for Tzipora Alexander, a 36-year-old violinist from Jerusalem, who
disappeared
over a week ago after being last seen in the northern city of Safed.
Law enforcement authorities and her relatives state that communication with Alexander ceased on Thursday, April 10, and she hasn’t been seen since then.
The case has sparked increasing worry amongst both officials and citizens since the vanishing seems to have happened suddenly with no apparent reason. Law enforcement characterizes the circumstance as a disappearance lacking any clues, whereas Alexander’s close associates mention she disappeared “like she was engulfed by the Earth.”
This recent event mirrors an unsolved situation from about one year prior, where a young girl named Haymanot Kasau disappeared from the absorption center.
Safed
In spite of significant endeavors, the child remains unfound. Kasau’s 10th
birthday
was on Friday.
The volunteer group, Israel Canine Unit, which has been aiding in the search, released a statement voicing deep worry about Alexander’s safety: “It has now been more than eight days without any news of Tzipora, ‘the violinist from Jerusalem,’ who played regularly at Zion Square. She was last spotted in the Safed region, after which all leads vanished. Authorities are requesting the public’s help in disseminating her image and working together with rescue teams.”
The Lev HaBira Station is asking for assistance from the general public in finding Tzipora, a 36-year-old violinist who lives in Jerusalem,” stated an official release by Israel Police. “She was last spotted on April 10 in the town of Safed. According to her relatives, communication with her ceased that same day, and her current location remains unclear.
Missing Person Description
Alexander is roughly 1.60 meters (5’3″) tall, has an average build, fair complexion, light brown hair, and brown eyes. They wear a head covering.
Those who have details that might help find her are requested to please make a call.
Israel Police
emergency number at 100 or contact the Lev HaBira police station directly at 02-539-1550.
