JERUSALEM (JTA) — The body of an Israeli man who was missing in Uman since Rosh Hashanah was found floating in a river near the grave of the founder of the Breslov Hasidic movement.
Amir Ohana, 28, was found Saturday by volunteers from the ZAKA rescue and recovery organization. He was wearing his Shabbat clothes but without shoe or socks, and it is believed he fell into the river while sitting on the river bank, ZAKA said in a statement.
He was last seen on Sept. 15, when he said he was going into the forests near Uman to meditate alone.
Ohana, the …read more
Source: JTA
