Outrage in Herzliya: Students Peeped at a Cleaner in the Bathroom - and She Was the One Expelled from School
Three seventh-grade students in Herzliya peeped at a cleaner in the bathroom and reported seeing her performing a sexual act. The employee explained it was a medical need, but it was decided to transfer her to other institutions. No disciplinary action was taken against the students, and parents are furious about the discrimination.
Three seventh-grade students at a middle school in Herzliya peeped into a bathroom stall where a cleaning worker was present, and reported to the administration that they saw her performing an act of a sexual nature. The employee explained that it was a personal medical need, but the school administration decided to immediately terminate her work at the school and transfer her to other municipal institutions. No disciplinary action was taken against the students. The decision sparked outrage among some parents, who claim the message conveyed is that contract workers are more vulnerable than students. The school principal sent a letter to parents stating that the incident was handled immediately and that the cleaner would no longer work at the school. According to her, a class discussion was held and emotional support was provided to the students. The article quotes parents criticizing the treatment of the worker and the lack of action taken against the students.