Family of Missing Israeli Women in Vienna Denies Financial Misconduct Rumors Amid Search Efforts

Following reports and rumors about the disappearance of Israeli sisters Mali and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna, their family issued an official statement on Thursday addressing the circulating claims. The family emphasized their awareness of the conflicting reports and rumors, including allegations that Mali was involved in financial misconduct related to Bank of Jerusalem funds. They clarified that they do not intend to respond to unverified information that has not been confirmed by official sources.

In related developments, Austrian media reported that the Mossad is participating in the search for the missing Israeli women. The family reiterated the bank's statement following an internal investigation, which found no evidence of any irregularities involving the bank's funds or assets. The family urged all investigative authorities not to rule out any lines of inquiry regarding the disappearance.

Marking six days since contact was lost with Mali and Liel, the family expressed their ongoing hope and prayers that the search will lead to their safe return and that the case will be resolved positively. They appealed for continued cooperation and thorough investigation amid the uncertainty and concern surrounding the case.