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Israeli Journalist Warns of Concerning Silence in Vienna Disappearance Case

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Israeli Journalist Warns of Concerning Silence in Vienna Disappearance Case
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 3 hours ago

What happened

Two Israeli women disappeared in Vienna over a week ago, with no trace found despite involvement from Austrian and Israeli authorities. Haaretz crime reporter Josh Breiner criticized the slow progress and called for stronger diplomatic efforts, warning the situation is alarming.

  • 01Two Israeli women disappeared in Vienna over a week ago with no signs of life since last Saturday morning.
  • 02Austrian police are investigating slowly, though an official expressed unsubstantiated optimism about their survival.
  • 03Israeli police, Mossad, embassy, consulate, and a search company are involved in the case.
  • 04Haaretz reporter Josh Breiner urges stronger diplomatic pressure on European authorities.
  • 05The disappearance of two ordinary Israelis in a Western European capital is described as a troubling sign.

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SrugimRight · Hebrew32 minutes ago
Israeli Journalist Warns of Concerning Silence in Vienna Disappearance Case
Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew3 hours ago
Israeli Mother and Daughter Disappear in Vienna, Police Investigate All Leads

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