Father of Missing Woman Heymenot Kasao Appeals Directly to Shin Bet Chief in Planned Protest

Tespia Kasao, father of the missing woman Heymenot Kasao, is set to personally address David Zini, head of Israel's Shin Bet security service, during a protest scheduled for Wednesday evening. The event, organized by the campaign to bring Heymenot home, will take place at the intersection of Haim Lebanon and Ben Yishai streets. During the protest, the Kasao family will call on the Shin Bet to join the investigation into Heymenot's disappearance.

As part of the demonstration, Tespia Kasao will read a personal letter he wrote to David Zini in Amharic, which will then be translated and read aloud in Hebrew to all attendees. The full content of the letter has not been disclosed ahead of the event but will be revealed during the reading. The family aims to use this appeal to urge the Shin Bet to expand the investigative efforts surrounding Heymenot's case.

The protest highlights the family's ongoing demand for broader involvement of security agencies in the search for Heymenot. The campaign's headquarters emphasized the exact location and timing of the protest to maximize public attention and support for their cause.