Citing Hezbollah sources, the Lebanese newspaper An‑Nahar reports that four Israeli military helicopters landed troops in the eastern Lebanese village of Al-Nabi Shayth in search of IAF navigator Ron Arad's remains
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Citing Hezbollah sources, the Lebanese newspaper An‑Nahar reports that four Israeli military helicopters landed troops in the eastern Lebanese village of Al-Nabi Shayth in search of IAF navigator Ron Arad's remains
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10:23 AM • March 07 2026 IST
IDF troops overnight into Saturday searched for the remains of Israeli air force navigator Ron Arad, who was declared missing in action in Lebanon in 1986, a report by the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar said.
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