Israeli Police Locate Missing Sisters in Argentina; Donated Funds to Be Returned
After a three-day search involving Israeli and European authorities, sisters Mali and Liel Yahalomi were found alive on a bus in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Friday. Their family expressed immense relief and gratitude to all who assisted in the search, including the Israeli police, the Vienna consulate, the Magen company, and rescue friends. Following the discovery, the family announced the cessation of a fundraising campaign that had collected approximately 250,000 shekels to support the search efforts. They clarified that none of the donated money was spent and that all funds will be returned to donors within the coming week. Donors wishing to cancel their contributions earlier can do so via an online refund form. The family also promised to send a thank-you email explaining the refund process to all contributors. The sisters were released after a 48-hour interrogation in Argentina and are now safe.
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