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Missing Israelis Malli and Liel Yehalomi Seek Privacy After Return

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Mali and Liel Yahalomi Speak Out After Return to Israel

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Hebrew · Sole source

Mali and Liel Yahalomi have issued their first public statement since returning to Israel nearly a week ago, following national concern over their disappearance. The sisters described their current period as the most difficult of their lives, stating they did not seek publicity and are requesting privacy to rebuild. They plan to share their story when they feel mentally prepared.

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  • Mali and Liel Yahalomi issued their first public statement since returning to Israel.
  • The sisters described their current period as the most difficult of their lives.
  • They stated they never sought the publicity surrounding their disappearance.
  • Mali and Liel Yahalomi requested privacy and time to rebuild their lives.
  • The sisters plan to share their story when they feel mentally ready.

Mali and Liel Yahalomi, who were the subject of national concern during their recent disappearance, have broken their silence nearly a week after returning to Israel. The sisters stated on Tuesday that they are currently going through the most difficult period of their lives after experiencing very complex days. They emphasized that they never sought the publicity surrounding their case or intended to cause worry.

The Yahalomi sisters are requesting compassion, time, and quiet as they focus on rebuilding their lives and navigating the challenging days ahead. They indicated that they will share their story when they feel mentally ready to do so.

The article also notes that exclusive content related to their story is available on the Kipa app.

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