Then it would not be an Israeli problem but a P.A. one. Are you overly concerned with the disappearance of Maddy Mcann from Portugal or is it nothing to do with Americans. I wonder how you would react if Rose was an American child that lived near you and her parents had murdered her.
As a matter of fact, I do have a personal experience with a friend I had growing up. He kept showing up to practice with all these weird bruises and pissed off the coach because he wasn't hustling enough in practice. I found out later it was because he had an abusive dad. And one day I found myself walking home from practice and that abusive dad was out watering his lawn.
So out of the blue, I decided to go up to his dad and confront him. My friend didn't want to do that, but I wasn't my friend. So I told his dad, "I see one more bruise on him, I'm going to come back and pay you a visit and you're not going to like what follows!"
He reacted just like I thought he would. He just blew me off and told me to get off his lawn because I was a little punk ass kid shooting his mouth off. But in walking off this guys lawn, I walked right by his car that he just got done washing, realized I still had my baseball bat and just popped out his back left window as I went by. The sound that window made when I hit it with my bat, was like a gunshot and it was loud.
And I kept staring at him as I was walking away until I turned the corner. That cost me a night in juvenile hall and a tense moment with my father when I got out. My dad told me if he ever hears of me doing that again, I was going to have to deal with him when I got home. But then he said, if that kids father does that again to my friend, you come get me and I'll take care of it for you.
So to answer your question, if that little girl lived near me, it's not my nature to move on and mind my own business. I don't know if you have noticed, but if I think something needs to be said, I'm going to say it.