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Family of Missing Israeli Women in Vienna Denies Financial Misconduct Rumors Amid Search Efforts
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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
The family of missing Israeli sisters Mali and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna denied rumors of financial misconduct and confirmed ongoing search efforts involving the Mossad, urging authorities to keep all investigative options open as six days pass since their disappearance.
- 01Family denies rumors that Mali Yahalomi misappropriated Bank of Jerusalem funds.
- 02Mossad is involved in the search for the missing Israeli sisters in Vienna.
- 03Bank of Jerusalem investigation found no evidence of financial irregularities.
- 04Family urges authorities not to exclude any investigative leads.
- 05Six days have passed since contact was lost with Mali and Liel Yahalomi.
- 06Family hopes for the sisters' safe return and resolution of the case.
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