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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Court Orders Teacher Accused of Sex Offenses Against 7-Year-Old to House Arrest

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Teacher Suspected of Sex Crimes Against 7-Year-Old Allowed House Arrest

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A teacher from central Israel, Michael Weingarten, is suspected of sexual offenses against a seven-year-old student. The Central District Court in Lod allowed his name to be published and ordered his release to house arrest, overturning a previous ban on teaching. The state's appeal against the house arrest was denied.

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  • Teacher Michael Weingarten is suspected of sexual offenses against a 7-year-old student.
  • The Central District Court in Lod allowed Weingarten's name to be published.
  • Weingarten will be released to house arrest, with the state's appeal denied.
  • Previous restrictions, including a 45-day teaching ban, were lifted.
  • Weingarten is the son of actor Itzik Weingarten.

The Central District Court in Lod has permitted the publication of the name of a teacher from the Central District suspected of committing sexual offenses against a seven-year-old student. The teacher, identified as Michael Weingarten, a resident of Rosh HaAyin and son of actor Itzik Weingarten, will be released to house arrest. The court rejected the state's appeal against the house arrest order. Additionally, restrictions previously imposed by the Magistrate's Court, including a 45-day ban on teaching, were lifted.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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