ILDozens of protesters blocked roads near Tel Aviv on July 26, 2026, demanding that the Israeli security agency Shin Bet investigate the disappearance of four-year-old Haymanut Kasau. The child vanished from an absorption center in February 2024, and her family claims the police have failed to make progress. Activists and relatives argue that the case was transferred to the National Crime Unit (Lahav 433), but there has been no update or resolution. Racheli Abata, a campaign activist and relative of Kasau, criticized the lack of action, noting that while the Shin Bet quickly took over a similar case involving a boy in Ashkelon, Haymanut's case remains unresolved. The family believes the authorities have abandoned them and that time is critical for finding Haymanut.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the situation as a systemic failure of the authorities, particularly emphasizing the contrast between the swift response to a previous case and the stalled investigation into Haymanut's disappearance. It highlights the frustration of the family and activists, suggesting a broader,
