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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Ofri Bibas Joins Family of Missing Girl in Protest Tent

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Ofri Bibas visited the protest tent of Haymanut Kasau's family in Jerusalem on Wednesday, calling for the Shin Bet to take over the missing person case of the nine-year-old girl. Kasau disappeared over two and a half years ago from Safed. Bibas, whose own family was killed after being taken hostage, expressed solidarity and urged public support for the family's protest. The Jerusalem Municipality approved the protest tent near the Supreme Court until October 22.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Ofri Bibas visited the protest tent of missing girl Haymanut Kasau's family in Jerusalem.
  • Bibas called for the Shin Bet to take over the investigation into Kasau's disappearance.
  • Haymanut Kasau, 9, disappeared from Safed over two and a half years ago.
  • The Jerusalem Municipality approved the protest tent near the Supreme Court until October 22.
  • Bibas stated, "For my nephews, it was too late; they were not saved in time."

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