Two Israeli Women Arrested in Namibia on Suspicion of Using Fake Passports
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Two Israeli sisters, Mali and Liel Yahalom, were arrested in Namibia on suspicion of holding fake passports. The Israel Police were notified by their representative in Africa but are not involved in the investigation. The sisters had previously been reported missing two months prior before being located in Argentina.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Mali and Liel Yahalom, Israeli citizens, were arrested in Namibia for alleged possession of forged passports.
- The Israel Police were informed of the arrest by their representative in Africa.
- The sisters had been reported missing two months ago before being located in Argentina.
- An Israeli police representative in Argentina had previously released them without suspicion.
- The Israel Police are not involved in the ongoing investigation in Namibia.
Two Israeli citizens, Mali and Liel Yahalom, have been arrested in Namibia on suspicion of possessing forged passports. The Israel Police were informed of the arrest by their representative in Africa due to the suspects being Israeli nationals. The police representative is not involved in the investigation itself. The sisters had previously been reported missing about two months ago when they lost contact with their families. They were located at that time by an Israeli police representative in Argentina, who released them after no suspicions of criminal activity were found.
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