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Parents of Missing Israeli Girl Demand Shin Bet Take Over Investigation After Mother's Escape to Argentina The parents of missing Israeli girl Haimnot Kasao, absent for 902 days, demand the Shin Bet take over her investigation after the recent discovery of Mally and Liyal Yahalomi in Argentina, criticizing Israeli police for insufficient efforts in Haimnot's case.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Haimnot Kasao has been missing in Israel for 902 days without sufficient investigative progress. 02 Her parents demand Shin Bet take over the investigation into her disappearance. 03 Mally and Liyal Yahalomi were found safe in Argentina after planning their disappearance. 04 Police found they used AI for travel planning and attempted to obtain forged passports. 05 The Kasao family criticizes Lahav 433 for poor communication and lack of updates. 06 The family thanks Israeli citizens for support and calls for more help to find Haimnot. Translated and summarized by baba from Kan News , the latest report. Read Kan News’s original The coverage
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