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Daycare Worker Sentenced to Seven Years for Abusing Toddlers

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Shelly Shainker, a daycare worker in Netanya, was sentenced to seven years in prison and ordered to pay NIS 300,000 in compensation for abusing and assaulting 12 toddlers. The court found her guilty of multiple counts of mistreatment.

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  • Daycare worker Shelly Shainker received a seven-year prison sentence.
  • She was convicted of abusing and assaulting 12 toddlers.
  • The toddlers were between seven months and 18 months old.
  • Shainker must also pay NIS 300,000 in compensation to the parents.
  • The sentencing occurred at the District Court in Lod.
Daycare Worker Sentenced to Seven Years for Abusing Toddlers
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A district court in Lod sentenced Shelly Shainker, a daycare worker at "HaGan HaShakuf" (The Transparent Garden) in Netanya, to seven years in prison on Monday for multiple counts of abuse and assault against 12 toddlers. The children ranged in age from seven months to 18 months.

In addition to the prison sentence, the court ordered Shainker to pay a total of NIS 300,000 in compensation to the parents of the abused children. The sentencing follows her conviction for the repeated mistreatment of the infants under her care.

The specific details of the abuse were not elaborated upon in the provided text, but the conviction indicates a pattern of harmful actions. The daycare center's name, "HaGan HaShakuf," was mentioned in the report.

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