Israeli Mother and Daughter Arrested in Namibia on Forged Passport Charges
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
An Israeli mother and daughter, Mali and Liel Yahalomi, were arrested in Namibia on suspicion of holding forged passports. Israeli police were informed of the arrests due to their citizenship but are not participating in the Namibian investigation. The two had previously been reported missing in Vienna two months prior, later found in Argentina, and then released without charges. Their current arrest in Namibia follows that earlier incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Mali and Liel Yahalomi, an Israeli mother and daughter, were arrested in Namibia.
- They are suspected of possessing forged passports.
- Israeli police were informed of the arrest due to their citizenship.
- The mother and daughter were previously reported missing in Vienna two months ago.
- They were later found in Argentina and released without charges.
An Israeli mother and daughter, Mali and Liel Yahalomi, have been arrested in Namibia, Africa, on suspicion of possessing forged passports. Israeli police were notified of the arrest due to their citizenship but are not involved in the ongoing investigation in Namibia. The pair had previously gained media attention approximately two months ago when they disappeared while staying in Vienna, Austria, and were subsequently declared missing. Following their disappearance, contact was lost with them, causing concern among their family and security officials. About a week after being reported missing, they were located by an Israeli police representative in Argentina. After being questioned, they were released as no suspicion of criminal activity was raised against them at that time. Now, roughly two months after that incident, they have been apprehended in Namibia on charges related to forged documents.
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