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Israeli Police Arrest More Family Members in Suspected Child Sex Abuse Network
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First reported by Walla · Jun 19, 2026
What happened
Israeli police arrested four more family members in the suspected pedophilia case known as “The Pale Scout.” The probe, uncovered through social media chats, centers on alleged sex crimes against children, including a grandson, and has led to multiple remand decisions in Petah Tikva.
- 01Police detained four more central Israel family members in the case on Monday.
- 02Earlier arrests included a grandfather, father and daughter over abuse allegations.
- 03Investigators say the grandfather abused his grandson while the mother was nearby.
- 04The case emerged from social media chats about pedophilia and intrafamily abuse.
- 05Petah Tikva court extended one remand to June 22 and ordered two women to house arrest.
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MaarivCenter · HebrewJun 20, 2026
Israeli Police Arrest More Family Members in Suspected Child Sex Abuse Network
Channel 13Center · HebrewJun 19, 2026
Four Family Members Arrested in Suspected Abuse Case Linked to Pedophile Network Probe
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