Military Police Visit Home of Teen Missing for Over 4 Years
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Moshe Kleinerman, missing since March 2022 at age 16, is still being billed by the National Insurance Institute and sought by military police as a deserter. Military police visited his family home in Modi'in Illit, where they were told the family is also searching for him. Extensive searches and investigations have yielded no clues to his whereabouts.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Military police visited the home of Moshe Kleinerman, missing for over four years.
- The National Insurance Institute is billing the missing teen for overdue payments.
- Kleinerman disappeared in March 2022 near Mount Meron at age 16.
- The IDF considers Kleinerman a deserter and investigated his absence.
- Extensive searches and investigations have not located the missing teenager.
More than four years after Moshe Kleinerman disappeared, Israeli state institutions continue to treat him as a citizen with active civic and military obligations. Kleinerman, who was 16 when he vanished on March 25, 2022, near Mount Meron, has not been seen since. Despite the ongoing mystery and extensive search efforts, the National Insurance Institute has begun sending Kleinerman, now over 18, bills and fines for national insurance payments. The military police also recently visited the Kleinerman family home in Modi'in Illit to locate the teenager, whom they list as a deserter. The family responded to the surprised officers by saying, "We are also looking for him." The IDF stated that draft notices are sent to all eligible individuals, and if they do not report, their whereabouts are investigated. They added that upon understanding the situation at the Kleinerman home, their representatives left and expressed hope that the family would find him soon. Investigations into Kleinerman's disappearance have explored criminal and nationalistic motives, with several suspects arrested and later released due to insufficient evidence.
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