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Rappers Release Protest Song Marking 838 Days Since Haimanot Kassau Vanished
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100% centerFirst reported by Mako · Jun 12, 2026
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What happened
Rappers Ayree G and Orit Tshuma have released a protest song about Haimanot Kassau, who disappeared from a Safed absorption center 838 days ago. The track, backed by her family, urges authorities to act, highlights the stalled police investigation, and calls for public pressure. Tshuma and Ayree say the case would have advanced faster if Haimanot had been treated as abducted rather than missing.
- 01The song protests the disappearance of 11-year-old Haimanot Kassau after 838 days.
- 02Her case remains unresolved, with no leads and a stalled police investigation.
- 03Ayree G and Orit Tshuma released the track with the family's approval.
- 04They criticize authorities, media, and the public for not doing enough.
- 05The Ministry of Aliyah and Absorption reportedly pledged 400,000 shekels for awareness.
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