Bennett, Lapid Pledge Shin Bet Probe into Missing Girl's Case
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- Bennett and Lapid vowed to transfer the Haymanot Kasau case to Shin Bet if elected.
- They will meet with Shin Bet chief David Zini to discuss the agency's involvement.
- The family has been seeking Shin Bet involvement for eight months without response.
- Bennett and Lapid criticized the government for insufficient efforts in the case.
- A protest march occurred in Jerusalem following the meeting with the family.
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