Three Adults Brutally Beat Children in Netanya Park
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Three adults, two men and a woman, brutally assaulted a 14-year-old girl and her 10-year-old brother in a Netanya park. The girl lost consciousness and was hospitalized twice. The attackers threatened to kill the girl before fleeing. Police arrested three suspects who were later released under restrictive conditions, prompting the mother to demand full accountability.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Three adults, two men and a woman, attacked two children in Netanya's "Winter Puddle" park.
- The 14-year-old girl lost consciousness and was hospitalized twice after the assault.
- One attacker threatened the girl, saying "I will find you and kill you."
- Police arrested three suspects, who were subsequently released under restrictive conditions.
- The children's mother described the attack as a "real massacre" and expressed fears for their safety.
Two children, a 14-year-old girl and her 10-year-old brother, were severely beaten by three adults, two men and a woman, all around 40 years old, in Netanya's "Winter Puddle" park several days ago. The attack occurred without apparent provocation, according to a mako report. The girl told her parents that the assailants attacked them with fists and feet, describing them as "big and strong people." She reported that the adults chased them into bushes, where the assault continued. The girl lost consciousness during the attack and was covered in blood. One of the men then shook her brother, shouting and insulting him, and threatened the girl, "I will find you and kill you."
A passerby witnessed the assault, intervened, and called the police. Both children were taken to Laniado Hospital for treatment and later released. However, the girl's condition worsened two days later; she lost consciousness again and was readmitted to the hospital, where she remains under constant medical observation. The children's mother described the incident as a "real massacre" and stated that the attack could have killed her children. She reported that both children are suffering from severe psychological trauma, with her daughter being extremely frightened and crying constantly, fearing the attackers might return.
Netanya police arrested three suspects in connection with the assault, but they were later released under restrictive conditions. The mother has urged the police to ensure the attackers are brought to justice, expressing concern that they pose a danger to others. The police have launched an investigation into the incident.
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