Two Israeli Women Missing in Vienna Amidst Mossad Accusations

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, extensive search operations are ongoing to locate two Israeli women, Mally Yelloumi and her daughter Liel, who disappeared on Friday while on a tourist trip between Prague and Vienna, Israeli media reported. Investigations revealed their hotel room was empty, with none of their personal belongings found. The Mossad intelligence agency is reportedly exploiting this incident to accuse Iranian parties of abducting the two Israeli individuals.

Din Fischer, a correspondent for Israel’s Channel 12, stated that the mother and daughter were scheduled to return to the occupied territories after concluding their trip on Tuesday evening, but they did not appear for their designated flight from Prague. Searches conducted at the apartment hotel where they were staying yielded no information that could lead to their whereabouts. It was also confirmed that the rooms occupied by Mally and Liel were empty, with no trace of their personal belongings.

The Israeli embassy in Vienna issued an official statement appealing to the public for assistance in finding the two missing women. Mally, 50, and her daughter Liel, 23, were last seen in the Austrian capital on Friday, after which all contact was lost. On Sunday evening, as communication remained cut off, the family filed an official report with the operational center of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Since Monday morning, the Israeli Consulate has become involved in the case and commenced coordination of the search operations.