The suspect involved in the disappearance of boy Moishe Kleinerman, who has been missing for more than three months, was released from custody this evening (Monday).
Even before his release, the boy may have appealed to Defense Minister Bnei Gantz to give them urgent help locating their son: "We are already experiencing 100 days of endless tension."
"We turned to the police to help us locate him, and we, for our part, are also making efforts to address the issue. So far, all attempts to locate him have been in vain," they wrote in the letter.
"It is impossible to describe the difficulty, the grief and the worry for his life every second. We are already experiencing 100 days of endless tension, one big question mark that bites us cruelly, moment after moment."
Discussion in the Knesset's Internal Security Committee following Kleinerman's disappearance, last month // Photo: Knesset Spokeswoman
They added: "The police have been involved in the matter for three and a half months, and for some reason do not see any special development and there is no end in sight. This is a concern for the life of a minor, an Israeli citizen, at any moment. We turn to you as a last resort. "Dad, and you can understand a little bit about what we go through as parents, in a daily worry that threatens to drive us crazy. The uncertainty hurts our ability to function normally at home, to take care of our other seven children, at work and at school."
The two also wrote: "We beg you, you are in charge of the army and the security services - help us find our beloved Moishe! We have no day or night, every critical moment. As you know, we live in Judea and Samaria, the sovereign here is the army you trust" .
The parents ended their letter with a request from the defense minister "to get into the picture and activate the army. Put the missing persons in the units and help us find our Moishe."
Shmuel Kleinerman, Moishe's father (archive), Photo: David Peretz
As you may recall, the search for Kleinerman resumed last week in the area of Mount Meron, the last area where the boy was last seen, after the development that took place in the affair following the arrest of a suspect involved in the disappearance.
In addition, the Knesset's Internal Security Committee held a hearing two weeks ago, before the Knesset was dissolved, following the disappearance.
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