Mali and Liel Yahalomi Listed on Lufthansa Flight from Germany to Argentina Amid Disappearance Investigation

A thorough review of German airline systems revealed that Mali and Liel Yahalomi appeared on the passenger list of a Lufthansa flight departing Germany for Argentina last Saturday. This discovery underpins the official statement earlier from Vienna police, which confirmed the mother, aged 50, and her 23-year-old daughter, reported missing in Vienna about a week ago, left the country voluntarily. The Austrian police emphasized there is no indication of violent crime or criminal involvement in their disappearance, and Israeli and other international security agencies are participating in the investigation.

According to an Austrian newspaper, Kronen Zeitung, the two left Vienna by train to Germany before continuing out of Europe, with South America reportedly their intended destination. The report also mentioned that senior Israeli officials and intelligence agents arrived in Vienna to track their whereabouts, though Israeli authorities have not confirmed these details. Initially, the women stayed in an Airbnb in Vienna and lost all contact last Friday, failing to board their scheduled return flight to Ben-Gurion Airport.

Vienna police conducted hospital checks and internal inquiries but refrained from launching a public search due to the absence of legal grounds, as both women are adults. The case remains under close surveillance by Israeli and international security services as efforts continue to locate the Yahalomis.