Israeli Police Take Over Investigation Into Missing Mother and Daughter in Vienna
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 12 hours ago
What happened
Israeli police's Lahav 433 unit has taken over the case of missing Israeli mother and daughter Mali and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna, with police sent to assist. The women lost contact on August 7, and no trace has been found since August 3. The family disputes police claims and insists a nationalistic terror motive cannot be excluded. Search efforts continue amid concerns for their safety.
- 01Lahav 433 unit now leads investigation into missing Israelis Mali and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna.
- 02Mother and daughter lost contact on August 7 after continuous communication during trip.
- 03Phone tracking placed them near Vienna train station and park on August 7, no activity since August 3.
- 04Family angry over police misinformation and insists terror motive remains possible.
- 05Police dispatched representatives to Austria to aid in search efforts.
- 06Search delegation says all scenarios are being considered, women presumed in life-threatening danger.
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