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Israeli Authorities Search for Missing Mally and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna, No Terror Suspicion

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Days after Mally and Liel Yahalomi disappeared during a trip to Europe, Israeli security officials estimate that their disappearance is not related to terrorism or nationalist motives. Austrian police in Vienna also stated there is no suspicion of a criminal event. Despite this, the investigation remains active at the highest levels of Vienna police, exploring all leads, including less likely ones.

Israeli intelligence agencies conducted extensive checks to determine if there was a security aspect to the disappearance, concluding it is unlikely to involve pro-Palestinian or Iranian groups. Search efforts focus on locating the two women through cellphone tracking and hospital checks in the area to see if they were admitted anonymously. An Israeli police representative is stationed in Vienna, and a dedicated command center has been established at Israel's Foreign Ministry to coordinate information.

The Foreign Ministry leads the case, not the National Security Council or Mossad, reinforcing the assessment that the circumstances are civilian rather than security-related. However, Mossad is actively involved in the search. On Wednesday evening, a special police briefing was held under Police Commissioner Major General Danni Levi, including senior intelligence and investigation officials, to review ongoing investigative and intelligence activities both domestically and internationally. Levi ordered full mobilization of resources to advance the search.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir contacted the Yahalomi family to offer support and assured them that Israeli police are deeply involved and cooperating closely with Austrian authorities. Ben-Gvir pledged to personally oversee the case and coordinate with the Foreign Ministry and Prime Minister's Office to ensure all systems operate in tandem on the diplomatic front. He expressed hope to bring the women home safely and in good health.

Summary: Israeli and Austrian authorities continue searching for missing Israeli mother and daughter Mally and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna, with no evidence of terrorism or criminal activity, while Israeli officials coordinate closely with Austrian police and diplomatic channels to resolve the case.

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