Abuse
Bullying epidemic in the Israeli job market
From allegations of abuse at the Prime Minister's Residence to quiet exclusion in government offices: The alarming data of the Israeli job market.
Ohio Rep. Miller rejects calls to leave re-election race as domestic abuse claims surface
Three Tel Aviv daycare workers indicted over alleged physical abuse of infants, toddlers
Christians arbitrarily detained in Syria denied Bible access, forced to observe Ramadan, CSI report
High Court rejects appeal of daycare workers who left baby in hot car
Yaakov Kotovsky and his ex-wife Yelena operated a shuttle service which would collect and return the children. In 2020, a seven-month-old baby was left in the hot car for about four and a half hours.
Teachers' Union tells Israeli preschool teachers to destroy recording devices
The Teachers' Union fears that recording devices infringe on teachers' privacy.
Gynecologist sexually assaults patients, gets released after less than a year
The decision to release Shechter early means that he will be released from prison after less than a year.
High Court allows psych evaluation for Shira Isakov's ex-husband
The court decided to hear Aviad Moshe’s appeal against the severity of his punishment of 23 years in prison on its merits.
Couple accused of tying up, tattooing their children
They restrained their children aged 5 and 9, with rope, tape and a rag to cover their eyes and mouths while tattooing them.
Are fathers a crucial part in shaping sons' attitude to masculinity? - study
Father have a unique opportunity to model positive behaviors for their sons and help break the cycle of toxic masculinity that can lead to abusive behavior.
Grapevine April 9, 2023: Here come the brides
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Russian officers use female combat medics as sex slaves - report
It has recently come out that Russia has allegedly also committed crimes against the soldiers in its own army, particularly women.
Israeli coalition rejects electronic tags for abusers bill by one vote
Israeli opposition: 'Women's blood should not be shed for free'
Merav Michaeli ditches black for red ahead of domestic violence vote
The coalition is expected to vote against the bill requiring domestic abusers to wear tracking devices, with Ben-Gvir saying it needs to be "more balanced."
