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[Ynet News] Shimon Shiffer - Tami Arad, the wife of missing Israeli air force navigator Ron Arad, viewed a letter written by Ron Arad in 1986 and a photograph of him, handed over by Hizbullah as part of a prisoner exchange deal last week. Arad's letter to his wife was lengthy and he wrote of his love for her, their daughter and his family. Tami Arad, Yediot Ahronot reported Monday, recognized her husband's handwriting and the pet names used in it and burst into tears as she saw the photo. Hizbullah claims it doesn't know what became of Arad. 2007-10-22 01:00:00Full Article
Ron Arad's Wife Views Letter, Photo from Twenty Years Ago
[Ynet News] Shimon Shiffer - Tami Arad, the wife of missing Israeli air force navigator Ron Arad, viewed a letter written by Ron Arad in 1986 and a photograph of him, handed over by Hizbullah as part of a prisoner exchange deal last week. Arad's letter to his wife was lengthy and he wrote of his love for her, their daughter and his family. Tami Arad, Yediot Ahronot reported Monday, recognized her husband's handwriting and the pet names used in it and burst into tears as she saw the photo. Hizbullah claims it doesn't know what became of Arad. 2007-10-22 01:00:00Full Article
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