Three Aides Arrested Over Alleged Abuse at Israeli Daycare
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
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- Three daycare assistants arrested in Israel's Sharon region over abuse allegations.
- Investigation triggered by infant's hospitalization and video evidence of mistreatment.
- Alleged abuse includes throwing children, pulling ears, and tossing objects.
- Detained assistants are residents of Ra'anana.
- Incident recalls a similar case in Netanya with a seven-year prison sentence.
An investigation has been launched into alleged child abuse at a daycare center in Israel's Sharon region after an 11-month-old infant was hospitalized with an ear injury. Security footage from the facility reportedly shows caregivers mistreating children, including throwing them on the floor, pulling their ears, and tossing objects at them. Three female daycare assistants, aged 30 to 50 and all residents of Ra'anana, have been detained in connection with the incident. The probe began after the infant was taken to the hospital, prompting authorities to examine the circumstances. The investigation is ongoing.
This incident follows a separate case in Netanya where a kindergarten teacher, Sheli Sheinker, was sentenced to seven years in prison for systematically abusing young children. She was also ordered to pay 300,000 shekels in compensation to the families of 12 victims, aged seven months to 1.5 years. Surveillance footage in that case captured approximately 60 instances of abuse, including hitting, slapping, pushing, pinching, and hair-pulling.
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