Ilana Rada Expresses Frustration Over Lack of Communication in Reopened Murder Case of Daughter Tair Rada

Ilana Rada, mother of Tair Rada, spoke out on Tuesday morning during an interview on the "Kalman Lieberman" program on Kan News and Reshet Bet about the reopening of her daughter's murder case. She expressed disappointment that no authorized officials had contacted her or her lawyer regarding the case's renewed investigation. "I do not know what is behind the report or what actions are being taken," she said.

Rada emphasized her hope that this time the investigation would be conducted with integrity and fairness. She noted that the entire Israeli public is waiting for justice, as trust has been lost in the systems meant to protect children. She criticized the previous handling of forensic evidence, questioning why some tests were dismissed without examination.

Reflecting on the last trial, Rada pointed out that false evidence, such as the shoeprint, was presented. She clarified that her two-decade fight was not for personal gain or fame, but to find the real perpetrators. She firmly believes that Zadorov, previously convicted, is innocent. Having reviewed extensive materials, she was shocked by how a person could be manipulated into confessing. Rada also stated she currently does not wish to speak with Zadorov for personal reasons.