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Students encouraged to bring red balloons to first day of school for missing child Haymanot Kasau

אוג 30, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 82Objectivity score82/100

Students encouraged to bring red balloons to first day of school for missing child Haymanot Kasau

"The first day of school is always exciting," Haymanot's father Tesfaye Kasau said. "It's a happy day. For us, it's another hard day."

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The family of Haymanot Kasau, a nine-year-old girl missing from Safed since 2024, has called on Israeli students to bring red balloons to school on September 1. This initiative, using the international symbol for kidnapped children, aims to raise awareness for Haymanot, who has been missing for over 900 days. Her father, Tesfaye Kasau, stated, "Haymanot isn't starting sixth grade as she was supposed to." Artists, public figures, and the National Student and Youth Council have supported the campaign on social media. Additionally, President Isaac Herzog announced that the Shin Bet is involved in the search for Haymanot, following a direct appeal from her family. Herzog confirmed the Shin Bet's commitment to locating her, stating, "The Shin Bet is involved in the case and is fully committed to contributing in every way to locating Haymanut."

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