Security Forces Investigate If Missing Israeli Women Left Vienna From Train Station

Israeli and Austrian security officials are focusing their search for Mally and Liel Yahalomi, who disappeared in Vienna, on whether the mother and daughter left the city from the train station where they were last seen. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage from the station and nearby areas to track their movements and determine if they purchased tickets and boarded a train or bus. The process of analyzing public security camera footage in Austria is slower than in Israel, potentially delaying findings. The two had rented an apartment about two kilometers from the train station, and since they left no belongings behind and observe the Sabbath, investigators are considering if they traveled on foot. Surveillance cameras along the route from their apartment to the station are also under review. Searches have extended to a park near the station, but no evidence of the women has been found there so far. The Mossad is reportedly assisting in the search efforts. A gag order has been imposed on the investigation into the disappearance of the Israeli women in Vienna.