Haymanut Kasau, a young girl who disappeared 900 days ago, remains the subject of an ongoing search that has recently drawn renewed public attention. Her family and supporters gathered outside the headquarters of the Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, to demand more transparency and progress in the investigation. The protest highlights the family's growing frustration with the perceived lack of updates and the pace of the search efforts.

During the demonstration, Kasau’s father publicly questioned the agency's commitment to the case. He suggested that the investigation has not been prioritized, explicitly raising the possibility that his daughter’s skin color may have influenced the level of attention the case has received from authorities. The Shin Bet has not issued a detailed public response to these specific allegations of bias, leaving the family’s claims as the primary narrative surrounding the protest. The event underscores the emotional toll on the family as the search enters its third year without a resolution.