Israeli Police Officer Details Operation Locating Missing Mother and Daughter in Argentina
Deputy Commissioner Walter Kogan, Israel Police representative in South America, spoke for the first time about the operation that led to finding 50-year-old Mali Yahalomi and her 23-year-old daughter Liel, who were located in Argentina after being reported missing in Europe. The breakthrough came when Kogan realized the two had arrived in Argentina, prompting a swift investigation that revealed they were traveling outside Buenos Aires. Kogan coordinated with Argentine police and Interpol officers, personally identifying the women and confirming their safety and that no crimes had been committed.
Kogan highlighted the international cooperation of Israeli police representatives stationed worldwide, who work with local law enforcement to enhance operational capabilities against criminal organizations. He noted that the operation was part of a rapid closure effort led by Israel’s Intelligence Division and involved multiple units coordinated by the Operations Coordination Department. Kogan concluded by emphasizing the positive outcome, saying, "In the end, a good ending is what matters."
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