According to reports, Mally and Liel, who have been missing since they failed to board their flight home from Prague, have been listed on a passenger manifest for a flight from Germany to Argentina. Further details are unconfirmed.
A new report Friday evening by N12 correspondent Dean Fisher, citing a check of German airline internal systems, states that Mali and Liel Yahalomi — the mother and daughter who went missing in Prague earlier this month after failing to board their El Al flight — flew with Lufthansa to Argentina. The report specifies the airline but does not provide the flight date or confirm whether the two actually boarded.
As The Zioneer reported in a series of updates on August 11, Austrian police officially confirmed that the pair left Austria voluntarily and that there was no suspicion of a violent crime. Earlier reports the same day indicated they fled Austria by train to Germany and likely departed Europe, with subsequent reports identifying South America as the destination. The latest report narrows the destination to Argentina and identifies the carrier.
The Zioneer has tracked this story since the pair were reported missing in Prague after failing to board their flight home. On August 11, The Zioneer reported that they remained listed as missing, with earlier assessments suggesting the disappearance may have been planned.
It remains unconfirmed whether the two actually boarded the Lufthansa flight, their current location, and the circumstances behind their disappearance. Israeli officials have not commented on the latest report.
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