Wednesday, September 30th, 2026

Nepali Embassy working to bring bodies of Nepali youths killed in Israel



KATHMANDU: The Nepali Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, has said cooperation and collaboration with the Israeli government has been started to send the bodies of 10 Nepali youths killed in terrorist attacks in Israel.

Four injured Nepali youths are receiving treatment at local hospitals and two others have been kept safely in Tel Aviv.

The Embassy said that a search for one missing Nepali youth has been forwarded with the help of available mechanisms including police and hospital authorities.

“The Embassy with the help of Agriculture Orientation Centre, Israeli Security Mechanism and Nepali organizations has been relocating the Nepali students trapped at agriculture farms located at the bordering area of Israel and Gaza to safer places,” it said.

Details of more than 200 Nepalis in Israel have been collected after carrying out necessary coordination with the government of Nepal and the Israeli government by launching an online registration system for the Nepali people willing to return home.

The Embassy has urged Nepalis in Israel to make necessary coordination and cooperation with the Embassy with utmost restraint and caution.

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