The parents of a soldier missing since Thursday are asking the public to help find their son.
Rimon Tirosh (via Facebook)
Rimon Tirosh, 20, returned from service in the south on Thursday to his parents’ home in Rosh Ha’ayin. He left the house that night without his gun or phone and has not been seen since.
His parents took to Facebook to ask that he make contact with them.
“Please contact us, we want to know you’re okay. Everything can be solved, everything will work out, just contact us,” they wrote.
Tirosh was spotted in nearby Kfar Saba on Friday, but his parents are still asking for help in finding him, Ynet news reported.
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The family asked anyone with information to dial 050-6454592
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