Zachary Baumel
Bennett gives Netanyahu location of IDF soldiers missing from Lebanon War
The report added that, according to a security official, the information presented in the document is already well-known in the intelligence community.
Russia excavates Syrian cemetery, searching for missing IDF soldiers
Netanyahu is gifted Zachary Baumel's tallit
Israel releases two Syrian prisoners in 'goodwill gesture'
Israel to release Syrian prisoners for Baumel remains, names released - report
The remains of IDF soldier Sgt.Zachary Baumel was repatriated to Israel 40 years after he went missing in action.
Zachariah, the prisoner of hope
Another famous Zachariah, the prophet Zachariah, once described himself as a “prisoner of hope” (Zechariah 9:12).
Zachary Baumel and growing up as an Israeli
So together, the first-graders, parents, teachers and grandparents sing “Hatikva” because it is our beloved anthem and to honor the return of Zachary Baumel, an Israeli home at last.
14 Days: Baumel Buried
Baumel’s remains were recovered in Syria with the aid of the Russian Army.
How Russia’s role in the Baumel repatriation symbolizes its strategy
Moscow wants to be the Middle East broker everyone needs.
After 37 year wait Sgt. Zachary Baumel laid to rest
Zachary Baumel is buried in Jerusalem 37 years after he went missing.
Eli Cohen's widow: Deeply disappointed, they forgot about him
The widow of the spy who was hanged in Syria in 1965 asked why she was not informed of the return of the body of Zecharia Baumel, and why her husband's body had not yet been returned to Israel.
Did a Palestinian militant group find Baumel's body?
Based in Syria and headed by Ahmad Jibril, PFLP-GC is an offshoot with the PFLP and is violently opposed to any peace with the Jewish State.
Baumel's sister, Osna: “I knew the chances he was alive were quite slim”
The news the soldiers brought her Wednesday, she said, “was unreal.”
A nation’s embrace
Baumel’s return shows Israel’s commitment to its fallen - comment
What the Israelites carried on their shoulders for 40 years from the Red Sea’s waters through the Sinai Desert’s heat was more than one man’s remains; it was the value of honoring the dead.
