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Boaz Golan Condemns Israeli Police for Leaking Details on Mali and Liel Yahalomi's Departure

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Boaz Golan Condemns Israeli Police for Leaking Details on Mali and Liel Yahalomi's Departure
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What happened

Boaz Golan criticized the Israeli police for leaking footage and personal details of Mali and Liel Yahalomi, who voluntarily left Israel and were found in Argentina. He condemned the police's public exposure of the sisters despite their non-involvement in criminal activity.

  • 01Boaz Golan sharply criticized Israeli police for leaking footage of Mali and Liel Yahalomi in Argentina.
  • 02Police knew from the start the sisters left voluntarily and were not involved in crimes.
  • 03Golan called the police's actions "disgusting snooping" and tabloid-like behavior.
  • 04The police shared personal information and videos with media despite a gag order.
  • 05The sisters had the right to leave Israel without public exposure, Golan emphasized.

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