Israeli Court Imposes Gag Order on Investigation Into Missing Women in Vienna
An Israeli court has issued a gag order on all details related to the investigation into the disappearance of Mally and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna. The order was granted following a request from the Lahav 433 unit, which has taken over the case. The two women were scheduled to fly with El Al from Prague to Tel Aviv last Friday but never appeared for the flight. Phone tracking and credit card transaction checks have so far yielded no clues about their whereabouts.
During the night, family members provided testimony to investigators from the special unit handling the case. Meanwhile, the Jewish community has launched an extensive search operation, but no leads have emerged to indicate where the women might be. Efforts to locate them are ongoing.
The investigation remains active, with authorities continuing to seek information while maintaining confidentiality due to the gag order.
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