Family Escalates Search for Missing Woman After 941 Days

Family members and activists are intensifying their efforts to find Haimenot Kassao, who disappeared 941 days ago from an absorption center. Today, they are holding a protest demanding progress in the investigation into her disappearance and calling for the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) to take over the case.

The protest, led by Kassao's family and the "For Haimenot" headquarters, highlights their frustration with the investigation's handling. According to the headquarters, the case has changed hands four times since Kassao vanished, with no significant leads emerging.

This escalation comes as the family seeks to transfer the investigation to the Shin Bet, believing the agency can achieve breakthroughs where others have failed. They criticize the current investigation as "perfunctory" and are determined to continue their struggle until progress is made.

Adding to their grievances, the family claims the Jerusalem Municipality has refused to allow them to set up a protest tent as part of their campaign. The "For Haimenot" headquarters stated their goal is to keep Kassao's story in the public eye and maintain pressure on authorities to find her.