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Jewish News 24 · Aug 13, 2026

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The investigation into the disappearance of the Israelis Mali Yahalomi and her daughter, Liel, in Vienna has taken a new turn as authorities examine the possibility that the two left voluntarily, while separate rumors linking the case to Yahalomi’s employment at the Bank of Jerusalem sent the bank’s shares sharply lower. Bank of Jerusalem shares fell as much as 12% Thursday before recovering much of the loss, amid unsubstantiated social media claims that bank funds may have been involved. The bank said an internal review found no unusual activity involving its funds or assets and no connection between the disappearance and the bank.

The investigation into the disappearance of the Israelis Mali Yahalomi and her daughter, Liel, in Vienna has taken a new turn as authorities examine the possibility that the two left voluntarily, while separate rumors linking the case to Yahalomi’s employment at the Bank of Jerusalem sent the bank’s shares sharply lower. Bank of Jerusalem shares fell as much as 12% Thursday before recovering much of the loss, amid unsubstantiated social media claims that bank funds may have been involved. The bank said an internal review found no unusual activity involving its funds or assets and no connection between the disappearance and the bank.

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