Search Continues for Missing Israeli Mother and Daughter in Vienna After Hotel Room Found Empty
Israeli authorities and family members continue searching for Mally and Liel Yehalomi, a mother and daughter who have been missing in Vienna since last Friday. The pair, aged 50 and 23, were traveling in Vienna and Prague and were expected to return to Israel on Tuesday evening but never boarded their flight.
A search was conducted at the serviced apartment hotel where they stayed, but their rooms were found empty without any personal belongings. Family members reported that contact with them was lost on Friday, and despite initial assumptions that their observance of the Sabbath might explain the silence, concerns grew when they missed a scheduled kosher meal pickup and failed to communicate further.
The Israeli Embassy in Vienna has issued a public appeal for assistance in locating them. The family has been in close contact with the Israeli consul, who coordinated with the hotel management and the local Chabad community to gather information. So far, no leads or indications of suspicious circumstances have emerged. Authorities urge anyone with relevant information to contact the family, local Austrian police, or the Israeli Embassy's emergency hotline in Vienna.
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