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Investigation Into Missing Israeli Sisters in Vienna Focuses on Financial Motive, Police Say

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First reported by Kan News · 2 hours ago

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Israeli police investigating the disappearance of sisters Mali and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna focus on a financial crime angle, suspecting voluntary disappearance rather than kidnapping, while the family remains uninformed under a gag order.

01Israeli police assigned the case to the National Economic Crime Unit, indicating a financial motive.
02The missing sisters, Mali and Liel Yahalomi, reportedly worked at a bank, relevant to the investigation.
03Police consider voluntary disappearance more likely than kidnapping by hostile actors.
04A gag order in Israel restricts public information about the case.
05The sisters' family has not received any updates from the authorities.
06Journalist Josh Breiner advises skepticism about current police theories.

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