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Israeli Court Hears Disturbing Evidence in Ariel Daycare Abuse Case
An Israeli court heard disturbing evidence of systematic infant abuse at a daycare in Ariel, with police presenting thousands of hours of video footage documenting hundreds of violent incidents.
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What happened
- 01Three caregivers and a director are suspected of systematic infant abuse at an Ariel daycare.
- 02Police presented thousands of hours of video evidence documenting hundreds of cruel incidents.
- 03Abuse included slapping, hitting, shaking, and obstructing infants' breathing.
- 04Caregivers allegedly alternated actions during systematic, daily mistreatment.
- 05Former MK Oren Hazan expressed deep distress over the exploitation of parental trust.
Three caregivers and the kindergarten director are implicated in the abuse, which included physical violence and suffocation attempts. Former Knesset member Oren Hazan, whose children attended the daycare, shared his profound anguish over the exploitation of parental trust.
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