Jerusalem Municipality Extends Protest Tent for Missing Girl's Family
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
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- Jerusalem municipality extended a protest tent for missing girl Haimanut Kassaw's family.
- The tent will remain for an additional two weeks near the Supreme Court.
- The family agreed to vacate the protest site by October 22.
- The extension was granted after the family withdrew a legal petition.
- Haimanut Kassaw has been missing since February 25, 2024.
The Jerusalem Municipality has approved a two-week extension for a protest tent erected near the Supreme Court, advocating for the return of Haimanut Kassaw, who has been missing since February 25, 2024. Kassaw, who was 9 years old at the time of her disappearance, was last seen on security cameras at the absorption center on Ha'Tzahal Street in Safed, distributing flyers. The extension was granted in full coordination with Kassaw's family and the protest headquarters. As part of the agreement, the family and protest representatives committed to fully vacating the tent by October 22, at the end of the extended period. This resolution was reached after the family decided to withdraw a legal petition they had filed on the matter. The Jerusalem Municipality stated that it will maintain ongoing contact with the family and discuss further assistance and support measures.