Family Protests Disappearance of Daughter, Demands Shin Bet Involvement
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The Kassaw family is protesting in Jerusalem for their daughter Haimnot, who disappeared nearly three years ago, demanding the case be transferred to the Shin Bet. They have maintained a protest tent for over two weeks, receiving support from thousands of visitors. The father expressed that the public is with them, but the government is not. A local school principal brought fruit donated by his students to the family.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Kassaw family is protesting in Jerusalem for their missing daughter, Haimnot, who disappeared almost three years ago.
- The family has been in a protest tent for over two weeks, seeking public attention and government action.
- They are awaiting the transfer of their daughter's case to the Shin Bet security agency.
- Thousands of people have visited the protest tent to offer support and prayers for Haimnot.
- The father stated that the public supports them, but the government does not.
The Kassaw family is protesting in Jerusalem for the return of their daughter, Haimnot, who disappeared nearly three years ago. They have been camping in a protest tent for over two weeks, appealing to the public not to forget their plight. The father stated, "The people are with us, but the government is not." The family is awaiting the transfer of their case to the Shin Bet security agency.
A Jerusalem school principal visited the protest tent, bringing grapefruits peeled and cut by his students. Children from the Kassaw family played amidst plastic chairs while volunteers from the Youth Working and Learning organization engaged them in crafts. Thousands have visited the tent, with many expressing their prayers for Haimnot, who vanished almost three years prior.
