One hundred days have passed since Moishe's disappearance, and there is still no end in sight: "It does not make sense that the police did everything"
The search for the 16-year-old boy from Modi'in Illit continues in the Meron area, but no significant progress has yet been made in the investigation.
After the police visit their home last night, the tense parents are full of criticism: "Coming here for the first time and they have nothing to offer, is this a reformed country?"
Shlomi Heller
04/07/2022
Monday, 04 July 2022, 11:23
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In the video: Moishe Kleinkman's mother attacks the police for not having a thread 99 days since he went missing (Photo: Menachem Koldetzky)
One hundred days have passed since the boy Moishe Kleinerman disappeared, and yesterday (Sunday) SJ District Commander Uzi Levy arrived at his parents' house in Modi'in Illit, talked to them for a few minutes and left the place. The search continues for him in the Mount Meron area, along with intelligence activities, and examines every bit of information that will lead to his
locating
. On Friday, the detention of a suspect arrested during the investigation was extended by five days.
: "Unfortunately we are in a place where I can not believe that the police did everything here, it does not make sense, I ask the commissioner to unite all forces, including everything, after 99 days they come here for the first time and have nothing to offer, they have no end "This is a reformed country."
Father Shmuel added: "Everything must be done to bring him home. All the rumors that fly from here to there are not helpful but only harmful. It is a pity, because in the end they somehow reach the family and it is not pleasant to hear such things, and even offensive."
There was no progress in the investigation.
Moishe (Photo: Courtesy of the family)
Meanwhile, the searches are concentrated near the area where Moishe was last seen, a very tangled area that makes it difficult to search and locate possible.
In addition, internal police politics also make the search difficult, as they did not involve the Safed station, which knows the area well.
Last week, police announced that a suspect involved in the disappearance of the boy who had been missing since the end of March had been arrested, having recently been seen in the Mount Meron area.
The court issued a publication order on the details of the affair.
His mother, Getty, told Walla !: "We say from the beginning that it is certain that someone has abducted him. We believe he is alive and with the help of the name they will bring him back to us."
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The Search for Kleinerman (Photo: Official Website, Use under Section 27A of the Copyright Law)
The 16-year-old left his home in Modi'in Illit at the end of March for a trip with friends in the north - and his traces have since disappeared.
About two weeks ago, the police announced the establishment of a special investigation team in the Criminal Investigation Unit in Samaria that will deal with efforts to locate him.
Kleinerman, a yeshiva student, went on a trip to the north with his friends in March, when at a certain point they arrived at the tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai in Meron.
There, the group split up and while his friends continued their walk, Moishe stayed in the grave compound and sought solitude.
Since then, he has severed ties with him.
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