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Input: CLOSE TeNiya Jones, 19, a University of Kentucky student, disappeared recently while swimming at a Tel Aviv beach in Israel. Jones is from Fort Myers, Fla. Kinfay Moroti, news-press.com 
  
 The body of TeNiya Jones, 19, of Fort Myers, Florida, washed up on a Tel Aviv beach early July 30, 2018, after she got caught in a rip current while she and friends were swimming in in a suburb of the Israeli city two days previous. (Photo: news-press.com) 
  
 A 19-year-old student from Florida in an exchange program in the Middle East drowned while visiting Tel Aviv, according to family members. 
  
 TeNiya Jones, 19, of Fort Myers had been missing since Saturday night. 
  
 The body of the University of Kentucky sophomore, who was in a seven-week exchange program in Jordan, washed up on a Israeli beach early Monday, according to The Times of Israel. Jones had disappeared off a beach in the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam after entering the water for a late-night swim with two friends and getting caught in a rip current in the Mediterranean. 
  
 The friends, who also were caught in the current, were able to get to shore and rushed to call authorities, according to a press release from the University of Kentucky. Jones and her friends — a 20-year-old woman from the District of Columbia who attends the University of Kentucky and a 21-year-old man from Illinois who attends West Virginia University in Morgantown, according to family — had decided to take a weekend trip to Israel before returning Friday to the United States. 
  
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 During the summer, the University of Kentucky, based in Lexington, Kentucky, offers an intensive Arabic-language study program in Amman, Jordan. Jones was a biology major with a minor in Islamic studies who had earned a spot in the university's premedical program. 
  
 "She was supposed to start on August 23," said Jones mother, Tosha Thomas-Mora, before she broke down in tears. 
  
 “She worked her (butt) off. She’s really mature for her age. She realized falling down and getting back up is a part of success.” Guy Thomas, Fort Myers, Florida 
  
 Jones also had hopes of becoming a walk-on to Kentucky's track team next season. 
  
 Jones had been an athlete at Fort Myers' Dunbar High School, winning 100-meter and 300-meter hurdles county and district titles before taking silver in the events at regionals. As a high school sophomore won a regional championship in the 300-meter hurdles before suffering an ACL tear. 
  
 “She worked her (butt) off,” said Jones' former track coach, Guy Thomas. “She’s really mature for her age. She realized falling down and getting back up is a part of success.” 
  
 In 2017, Jones returned to finish second in the Lee County Athletic Championships. A few weeks later, she won a regional crown in the 100 hurdles. 
  
  
  
 “She came back when everyone was at their peak and she wasn’t,” he said. “And she still showed us all.” 
  
 Jones mother, Thomas-Mora, is expected to leave Monday for Israel, arriving Tuesday. 
  
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 She is facing the death of her second child in less than a year. Her son, Samuel Jones Jr., 22, was shot and killed in a double homicide in December. 
  
 “I’m destroyed. I’m really destroyed. Why is this happening to her?" said Thomas, Jones former track coach. "She is great at everything she does. She was No. 1 in service to her community. No. 1 in the classroom." 
  
 Contributing: Adam Regan, Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press; Thomas Novelly, Louisville (Ky.) Courier Journal. Follow Melanie Payne and Dan DeLuca on Twitter: @TellMel and @NewsPressDan 
  
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 Read or Share this story: https://usat.ly/2v0HTjF ||||| The bodies of a man and a woman who went missing Saturday in the Sea of Galilee and the Mediterranean respectively were found by authorities Monday morning. 
  
 The woman, a 19-year-old American tourist, had disappeared off a beach at the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam on Saturday. She had entered the water with two friends and was pulled in by currents. Rescue forces, including divers, had been scouring the coast ever since. 
  
 Her body washed up in Tel Aviv early Monday. 
  
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 The man’s body was recovered in the area of Kibbutz Degania Alef, near the southern tip of the Sea of Galilee. 
  
 The 21-year-old man, from the Arab city of Arrabeh, had entered the freshwater lake on an inflatable raft along with two friends on Saturday evening, and the three were pulled away from the shore by currents. 
  
 One of the young men managed to make it back to Berniki Beach on the western side of the lake, and a second man was rescued by water police services. The search for the third man began on Saturday evening, but was halted at nightfall and renewed at first light on Sunday, and then again on Monday. 
  
 Police, the army and volunteers were all involved in the rescue effort, and boats, jet skis, a police helicopter, drone and divers were also deployed. 
  
 On Sunday a 3-year-old boy drowned in a pool at a guesthouse in the Lower Galilee region, Walla news reported. 
  
 The family, from the central city of Bnei Brak, was staying at the guesthouse in the agricultural community of Yavniel in the country’s north. 
  
 Paramedics tried to resuscitate the boy and then rushed him to the Galilee’s Poriya Medical Center, where staff tried for an hour to save him but eventually declared the infant dead. 
  
 Police have opened an investigation into the incident. |||||
Output:
The Florida 19-year-old who was caught in a rip current during a Tel Aviv beach swim Saturday has been found dead. TeNiya Jones, a University of Kentucky sophomore who was studying in the school's exchange program in Jordan, took a weekend trip to Israel with two friends before her planned return to the US Friday, USA Today reports. Her friends were able to escape the current and get to shore during the late-night swim in the Mediterranean and alerted authorities that Jones was missing. Her body washed ashore early Monday, the Times of Israel reports. Jones' mother also lost her 22-year-old son to a double homicide in December.