The disappearance of Mili and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna dominated Israeli media throughout August 13. Morning reports focused on the CIA's doubts about Israeli intelligence regarding an alleged Iranian plot against Trump, but by midday the Vienna case took over, with Bank of Jerusalem's stock plunging amid rumors of embezzlement, which the bank denied. Reports emerged that the Mossad joined the search, and by evening assessments suggested the women had left Austria, possibly by train. Concurrently, the Likud primaries heated up with the final candidate list published, and US Ambassador Huckabee's condemnation of settler violence in Kusra as 'Israeli terrorism' drew attention. The day saw a shift from the Kusra standoff to the Vienna mystery as the primary editorial focus.