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Israeli Mother and Daughter Missing in Vienna as Mossad Joins Search Efforts

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 21 hours ago

What happened

Israeli mother Mally Yahalomi and daughter Liel have been missing in Vienna for nearly six days, prompting a search involving the Mossad and Lahav 433. Family disputes police conclusions, and the investigation remains open with a gag order. The disappearance has also affected Bank of Jerusalem's stock, where Mally worked.

01Israeli mother and daughter missing in Vienna for nearly six days amid ongoing search.
02Mossad and Israel’s Lahav 433 fraud unit involved in investigation with gag order imposed.
03Family says disappearance was a surprise trip; disputes police claims of conclusions.
04Phone data shows location deletion and possible large cash withdrawal before disappearance.
05Bank of Jerusalem shares fell over 12% due to rumors; bank denies any financial wrongdoing.
06Last footage shows them happy before Sabbath; phones pinged near Vienna central station.

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