Ainakin 80 israelilaista on saatu pelastettua Kinneretin myrskyävistä aalloista, mutta kolme nuorta on menehtynyt pääsiäisen aikaisiin myrkyihin ja tulvasateisiin. Kinneretin pinta on noussut 3 cm pienessä ajassa. olen niinä lyhyinä aikoinam, kun olen Pyhässä Maassa ollut, nähnyt Kinenretin aina tyynenä ja kimaltavana.
Kinneretin myrskyt ovat vaaralliset. Kerran kaikki 12 opetuslasta oli joutua surman suuhun- ei olisi Uutta Testamenttiakaan ilman Jeesuksen asioihin puuttumista.
Nyt on olemassa Israelin Pelastusjoukot, jotka saivat noin 80 pelastettua.Israelin tulevaisuutta varten.
Nämä kolme nuorta ovat todistus siitä että Kinenret on myrskyineen todella surmanloukku kuten Raamattu kertoo. Olkoon näiden kolmen nuoren reippaan ja rohkean nuoren muisto siunattu ja olkoon heille sijaa siellä Aabrahamin helmassa Eedenissä ja vahvistakoon Jumala heidän vanhempiaan ja sisaruksiaan lohdutuksella suunnattoman surun aikaan. .
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An additional body was found this afternoon in the area where
searches in the Kinneret were underway for the body of missing Itamar
Ohana, 19.
Although presumed to be Ohana's body, a final verification is
soon to be conducted. The body is the third that has been found since
searches for three who went missing while rafting in the Kinneret on
Wednesday.
The other two bodies have been identified as 21-year-old Nahman Itah and 17-year-old Liron Karadi.
The three, who died in three separate incidents, had been swept away by the strong winds at the Kinneret at the time.
Searches for the three continued on Shabbat and the final day
of Passover yesterday, despite assessments that they had likely drowned
to death.
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Israeli authorities ramped up efforts to find three people who went missing while rafting on the Kinneret Wednesday.
Itamar Ohana, 19, Nahman Itah, 21, and a third unnamed 17-year-old
went missing Wednesday in three separate incidents, according to a
report by Times of Israel. Israeli authorities began the search
Wednesday and continued overnight, and were joined Thursday by
additional personnel and volunteers.
The search is focusing on one area near the eastern shore of the
Kinneret according to assessments made last night and in the area where
the missing persons were last sighted.
Some 80 people were rescued from the lake this week amid heavy winds.
Israel’s largest freshwater lake, the Sea of Galilee (or Kinneret in
Hebrew) is popular with Israeli vacationers during this week’s Passover
holiday, and authorities warned bathers about venturing from shore in
inflatable dinghies.
“We call on the vacationing public on the shores of the Kinneret [Sea
of Galilee] to listen to the instructions of the life-guard service and
to refrain from entering the water on beaches that don’t have life
guards,” the Israeli life guard service said in a statement.
The father of one of the missing young men, Shimon Ohana, also warned
against entering the Kinneret, stating that "since Itamar went missing,
I don't feel alive, my world has collapsed on me. He is a very dear
child."
"I call on parents at home to beg their children not to enter the
water, so that they come home in peace. Three losses are enough," said
Ohana.
Israeli authorities are also concerned about the possibility of flash
floods and other types of flooding in the south and Eilat area and have
warned people in the area to be careful.
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