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Parliamentary Committee Demands Progress in Missing Girl Haimnot Kassao Case
After two years and eight months without a breakthrough, Israeli police acknowledged no progress in the Haimnot Kassao disappearance case during a Knesset committee hearing. Her parents are demanding the Shin Bet take over the investigation, with her mother questioning if race is a factor.
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What happened
- 01Israeli police admit no breakthrough in the Haimnot Kassao disappearance case after 32 months.
- 02Haimnot Kassao's parents are demanding the Shin Bet take over the investigation.
- 03Her mother questioned if her daughter's skin color influenced the investigation.
- 04The Knesset Committee for Immigration and Absorption held its final discussion on the case.
- 05The committee chairman promised continued efforts to find Haimnot Kassao.
- 06The family requested help to relocate to Jerusalem to better manage their search efforts.
The committee chairman pledged continued efforts and support for the family's relocation to Jerusalem. The family expressed frustration with the police and reiterated their plea for the Shin Bet to lead the search.
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