“I can assume that with the passport, the grandfather was able to elude controls at the borders and bring the boy back to Israel,” Mr. Peleg to return Eitan’s Israeli passport, which he did not do. The court ruling this summer had also ordered Mr. On Saturday evening, she told reporters, she received a text message from the grandfather which read: “Eitan has returned home.” After the boy did not return home, she said she began to call Mr. Peleg had picked up Eitan on Saturday morning for an agreed-upon visit to go shopping for toys. Biran, the aunt, told reporters on Sunday that Mr. “We are very worried because this child was torn away from a familiar environment, so it’s a second trauma after the one he experienced in May,” Mr.
The boy’s mother tongue was Italian, he said, though he also spoke Hebrew. Simbari, the aunt’s lawyer, said Eitan had lived in Italy since he was a year old and had both Italian and Israeli citizenship. Peleg could not immediately be reached for comment. The prosecutor did not respond to requests for comment, and Mr. The family drama, which has gripped Italy and is playing out publicly across the Italian and international media, is just part of the fallout from the disaster, which struck a small lakeside community that saw its economy devastated during the pandemic.Īya Biran, an aunt who lives near Pavia, a town in northern Italy, was granted custody of the child by a court in Turin in May, while he was still in the hospital with critical injuries. Eitan, 6, who lived with his family about two hours from the lake, was the sole survivor. Two great-grandparents visiting from Israel also died. The car suddenly slid backward before plunging into a mountainside. It does not store any personal data.ROME - A bitter custody dispute has flared over the fate of Eitan Biran, the sole survivor of a cable car crash that killed 14 people including his parents, after his paternal relatives in Italy accused his maternal grandfather of flying the boy to Israel over the weekend without their consent.Įitan’s parents and a younger brother died on May 23 when a cable snapped as the car was arriving at its destination on a peak overlooking Lake Maggiore in Piedmont. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary".
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