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Court Extends Detention of Suspects in Northern Israel Teen Rape Case A court in northern Israel extended the detention of suspects accused of raping three teenage girls during a social gathering. One suspect denies coercion, claiming consent, but police reject this. The investigation is ongoing.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Court extended detention of suspects in northern Israel teen rape case. 02 Adult suspect and one minor held for five more days; another minor until tomorrow. 03 Incident occurred last week at an apartment in the Emek region during a social gathering. 04 Victims reported the assaults to Emek police the day before the court ruling. 05 One suspect admits to sexual activity but claims it was consensual, a claim police reject. 06 Investigation continues as authorities seek to clarify all details before release. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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