Happy ending: The bride was found at an orthodox family in Ashdod
Naama Itzkowitz, a religious girl from Netanya, went out on Erev Shabbos to the home of the groom in Mazkeret Batya-and disappeared. After a full day of frantic searches, she called
- Eli Shlesinger, B'Chadrei Charedim
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Frantic searches were held throughout Shabbos for the 20 year old religious girl, Naama Itzkowitz from Netanya, who left her house on Friday at 15:00 towards the house of the groom in Mazkeret Batya, and did not reach her destination.
Not long after Shabbos the missing person was found in Ashdod.
After investigation of the case it was found that the bride lost her way on the way to Mazkeret Batya and got stuck in traffic in Ashdod. For fear of desecrating Shabbos, she accepted the offer to spend Shabbos at the home of an orthodox family, who offered her help and accommodations for Shabbos.
Only after Shabbos was out, did she make contact with her parents and said: "I lost my way, Shabbos had come in-and I had no choice but to find a solution."
Itzkowitz, a religious girl, was driving a Honda Civic. For fear of her well being the police publicized her description and requested the public's help for the searches.
Not long after Shabbos the missing person was found in Ashdod.
After investigation of the case it was found that the bride lost her way on the way to Mazkeret Batya and got stuck in traffic in Ashdod. For fear of desecrating Shabbos, she accepted the offer to spend Shabbos at the home of an orthodox family, who offered her help and accommodations for Shabbos.
Only after Shabbos was out, did she make contact with her parents and said: "I lost my way, Shabbos had come in-and I had no choice but to find a solution."
Itzkowitz, a religious girl, was driving a Honda Civic. For fear of her well being the police publicized her description and requested the public's help for the searches.
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