Family of Missing Girl Marks 967 Days with Public Gathering
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The family of Haimenot Kassao, missing for 967 days, is holding a public gathering in Jerusalem on Monday evening to call for support. Haimenot, last seen at age 9, has had her case gain momentum with support from former hostages and their families. Opposition Leader Yair Lapid has also requested the head of the General Security Service meet with Haimenot's parents.
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- Haimenot Kassao's family is holding a public gathering in Jerusalem after 967 days of her disappearance.
- The family invites the public to an evening of song and solidarity in Sussman Square on Monday.
- Support for Haimenot's return has grown, with former hostages and their families joining the campaign.
- Hostage survivor Eli Sharabi visited the family, calling his support a "duty and a mitzvah."
- Opposition Leader Yair Lapid requested the Shin Bet head meet with Haimenot's parents.
The family of Haimenot Kassao, who disappeared 967 days ago, is holding a public gathering in Jerusalem to mark the occasion and call for support. Haimenot was last seen at the absorption center in Tzfat at the age of 9. The family has invited the public to join them for an evening of song and solidarity at their tent in Sussman Square, near Cinema City, on Monday evening at 7:15 PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring musical instruments.
The family's campaign to secure Haimenot's return has intensified recently, particularly since all hostages were returned from Gaza. They have been joined by former hostages and families of those who have returned, including Shelly Shem Tov, mother of Omer Shem Tov, who has attended support rallies. Hostage survivor Eli Sharabi, accompanied by his brother Sharon, also visited the family's Sukkot (temporary dwelling) erected near the Prime Minister's residence, calling his visit a "duty and a mitzvah" to offer hope and support to the "modest, quiet family" who appear "a bit lost."
In related news, Opposition Leader Yair Lapid sent an urgent letter to David Zini, head of the General Security Service, requesting an immediate meeting with Haimenot Kassao's parents.
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