The testimonies and evidence that disappeared: Moishe Kleinerman's family in an interview

Nearly five years after Moishe Kleinerman's disappearance in Meron, his mother and uncle are interviewed by Channel 14, detailing failures in the search, lost evidence, and security cameras that were not operational. The family criticizes the police's handling of the case but refuses to lose hope.

Nearly five years after Moishe Kleinerman, a 16-and-a-half-year-old boy, disappeared in Meron, his mother Giti and uncle Chaim Henfling are interviewed on Channel 14's 'Motza'ei Shabbat' edition. They describe what they claim were failures that accompanied the search: a delay in opening the investigation, lost evidence, and security cameras at the Meron site that only partially worked. Giti speaks of her longing, how she still sets a plate for Moishe at the Shabbat table, and her feeling that the police are brushing her off. Uncle Chaim calls on Knesset members to intervene. The Israel Police responded that the investigation is being conducted professionally and sensitively, and that the district commander personally handled the case.