Rabbi Yosef Rahimi, the Chabad Lubavitch emissary in Namibia, told Walla that he immediately realized the two women were Iranian when he met them at the police station.
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Iranians arrested in Namibia with fake passports misidentified as Mali and Liel Yahalomi
Two women, apparently mother and daughter, reportedly claimed to be Israeli, prompting mistaken conclusion they were pair who fled Israel in August and sparked days-long search ...
Rabbi Yosef Rahimi says two women arrested in Namibia not Mali and Liel Yahalomi, hold forged Israeli passports.
Mali and Liel Yahalomi, reported missing during a stay in Vienna two months ago, arrested in Namibia on suspicion of possessing forged passports.
The Yahalomis arrived on board a flight that departed from Athens, Greece.
Plots and subplots were woven around the story: Had hostile or antisemitic elements abducted them and were holding them? What illegal steps had the two taken during their escape journey, which, as far ...
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