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Kindergarten Aides Face Sentencing for Abuse of Toddlers A kindergarten aide in Hod Hasharon will be sentenced Sunday for over 270 violent acts against toddlers at "Gan Sigal." The abuse, which occurred between May and July 2023, included throwing children and force-feeding them. The suspects are Esther Adib and Sarah Halili, mother and sister of the kindergarten owner.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Two kindergarten aides face sentencing for over 270 violent acts against toddlers in Hod Hasharon. 02 The abuse at "Gan Sigal" involved throwing children and force-feeding them between May and July 2023. 03 Esther Adib and Sarah Halili were charged with aggravated assault of minors. 04 Parents described severe emotional and psychological trauma experienced by their children. 05 Parents are demanding a significant and deterrent sentence to prevent future incidents. Parents have called for a strong sentence to deter future abuse.
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