Over 800 days after Haymanut Kasau's disappearance in February 2024, the Israeli Aliyah and Integration Ministry and the Jewish Agency have announced a public campaign to find her, allocating approximately 400,000 shekels for the initiative. This campaign will feature advertisements on billboards and social media and includes a cash reward for any information leading to her whereabouts. The announcement was made during a Knesset meeting, where committee chairman MK Gilad Kariv criticized the delay in launching the campaign and demanded timelines for its implementation. Haymanut's father, Tesfaye Kasau, expressed gratitude for the efforts but highlighted the family's ongoing distress due to the lack of a meaningful campaign. Activists involved in the search have voiced frustration over the two-year delay and the insufficient communication from authorities regarding the investigation. They continue to organize protests to pressure investigators for more action. A follow-up discussion in the Knesset is planned to ensure the ministry presents the campaign and to discuss additional support for the Kasau family.