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Father of Missing Girl Claims Racial Bias After Joy Over Found Child
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By רבקה שורק
First reported by Ynet · Jul 26, 2026
What happened
Tsafaya Kasso, father of missing girl Heymanot Kasso, expressed frustration over perceived racial bias after the swift return of Yuval Kogan, another missing child. Heymanot has been missing for over two and a half years with little progress in her case. Tsafaya demands equal treatment and full use of state resources to find his daughter.
- 01Heymanot Kasso has been missing for over two and a half years without significant investigation progress.
- 02Tsafaya Kasso claims racial discrimination affects the attention given to missing children cases.
- 03Yuval Kogan's quick return highlighted disparities in police and public response.
- 04Tsafaya urges authorities to use all technological means, including Shin Bet and military intelligence.
- 05He demands regular updates and equal treatment from the government and police.
- 06Tsafaya remains hopeful and calls on the public to pray for Heymanot's safe return.
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