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Missing Israelis Malli and Liel Yehalomi Seek Privacy After Return

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Mali and Lial Yahalomi Speak Out After Difficult Period

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Mali and Lial Yahalomi released their first public statement since returning to Israel after a period of being missing and located in South America. They described the time as the "hardest" of their lives and asked for compassion and quiet to help them rebuild. The sisters indicated they would share their story when they felt mentally ready, following a satirical portrayal of them on the show "Eretz Nehederet."

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  • Mali and Lial Yahalomi issued their first statement since returning to Israel after being missing.
  • The sisters described their recent experiences as the "hardest time" of their lives.
  • They requested compassion, time, and quiet to help them rebuild their lives.
  • Mali and Lial Yahalomi plan to share their story when they feel mentally able.
  • The statement follows a satirical sketch of them on the TV show "Eretz Nehederet."

Mali and Lial Yahalomi have issued their first public statement since they went missing, were located in South America, and returned to Israel. Speaking to Ynet, they described the current period as "the hardest time of our lives, after we went through very complex days." They emphasized that they "never asked for this publicity and did not want to cause concern."

Currently, their focus is on rebuilding their lives. They "ask for a little compassion, time, and quiet" to navigate the challenging days ahead. The sisters stated that they will share their full story "when we feel we are mentally capable of doing so."

This statement follows a satirical sketch of them in a promo for the television show "Eretz Nehederet." The sisters had requested that the sketch be removed.

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