Bennett, Lapid Pledge Shin Bet Probe into Missing Girl's Case
How 3 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By ESTHER DAVIS
What happened
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Opposition Leader Yair Lapid met with the family of missing Ethiopian Israeli girl Haymanot Kasau, pledging to transfer her case to the Shin Bet if elected. They promised to contact Shin Bet chief David Zini and criticized the government's inaction, as a protest march took place in Jerusalem.
- 01Bennett and Lapid vowed to transfer the Haymanot Kasau case to Shin Bet if elected.
- 02They will meet with Shin Bet chief David Zini to discuss the agency's involvement.
- 03The family has been seeking Shin Bet involvement for eight months without response.
- 04Bennett and Lapid criticized the government for insufficient efforts in the case.
- 05A protest march occurred in Jerusalem following the meeting with the family.
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The coverage
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