Israeli Mother and Daughter Return Home After European Trip and Argentinian Discovery
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli mother and daughter Liel and Mali Yaalomi returned to Israel on an El Al flight after disappearing in Europe and being found in Argentina. Police confirmed they are not suspects and face no legal issues. The pair had traveled to Prague and Vienna in August before contact was lost, leading to an international search. Reports suggest financial problems prompted their departure from Israel.
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- Liel and Mali Yaalomi returned to Israel after a global search operation.
- Police confirmed the mother and daughter are not suspected of any wrongdoing.
- The women disappeared in Europe in August and were found in Argentina.
- Media reports suggest the mother's financial problems led to their departure.
- They were not met by police upon their arrival in Israel.
Liel and Mali Yaalomi have returned to Israel on an El Al flight, following their disappearance in Europe in August and subsequent discovery in Argentina. An Israeli police source stated before their plane landed that the mother and daughter are not suspected of any wrongdoing and are free to travel internationally without restriction. Consequently, they were not met by police upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport. The two women, Mali (50) and Liel (23), initially traveled to Prague on August 4th, then moved to Vienna, where contact was lost. Initial speculation suggested they might have been abducted, prompting the Israeli embassy in Austria to seek public assistance. On August 14th, Israeli police located the women in Buenos Aires. After ruling out abduction, they were permitted to leave. Media reports indicated that the mother's financial difficulties were the reason for their departure from Israel.
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