Police request public's help in locating 16-year-old Acre teen last seen in July
Police have asked anyone with information on his whereabouts to either report it to the police hotline (100) or to the Acre Police Station over the phone at 04-987-6808.
The Israel Police have called upon the public to assist in finding a 16-year-old boy from Acre who went missing near the end of July after leaving his school in I billin, a northern Israeli town close to Shefar am. Karim Abdel Kader, described as having black hair, dark skin, and wearing a black shirt and matching pants, was last seen on July 20 with no phone on his person. Police have urged anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to contact the police hotline (100) or the Acre Police Station at 04-987-6808.
The request for public assistance in locating Karim Abdel Kader follows a recent successful resolution of another missing persons case in Israel. Israeli mother Mali Yahalomi and her daughter, Liel, were discovered alive on an intercity bus in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Friday. The women had been reported missing nearly a week prior after failing to check in with family members after a Shabbos spent in Vienna.
Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding their trip, including their travel plans from Europe to Argentina and the absence of communication during police efforts to locate them.
Authorities have uncovered evidence suggesting that the two women had recorded videos for their family in Vienna but sent them after leaving the country, leading to the misconception that they were still in Vienna. Additionally, it appears that their travel was influenced by personal financial circumstances. The Jerusalem Post staff contributed to this report.
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