The Resources
Once each group member has selected a role, you are to research the subject. The organizers believe that you can not create an effective group product without knowing the facts. Because you live in the age of computers, the Internet will be your primary source and will provide you with much of the information you need. However, feel free to use more traditional sources, such as the school and local libraries, and also newspapers.
The following sites will assist you and your group in doing your job:
The International Coalition for Missing Israeli Soldiers is a nonpartisan, non-profit, advocacy group dedicated to securing the release of missing (MIA) or captured (POW) Israeli soldiers. Don't miss the Archive of Press Reports
http://www.ron-arad.org.il/index.html
This site is established with the special cause of attempting to discover missing people throughout the world, and it is wholly dedicated to soldiers, who are missing in action, victims of abduction, captives whose whereabouts is unknown, and other missing people.
http://www.missing.co.il/Eng/English.html
The site of the family of missing soldier Guy Hever. Although Guy was not reported missing in Lebanon, it is important to remember and mention him. You can also learn about how the family of a missing soldier feels. The family turns to anyone who can help bring Guy back home.
http://www.idf.il/english/news/main.stm
The site provides information about the kidnapped soldiers, the Hizbullah, etc.
http://www.mfa.gov.il/mfa/home.asp
Among many other features, the site provides the latest news and background information about the Israeli Missing Soldiers, and about Israel's relations with its neighboring countries
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/fc/World/Israel___Lebanon_Relations
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