The girl who was attacked on a bus in Beit Shemesh will return to school. Her mother: "Rehabilitation still ahead of her"

A 16-and-a-half-year-old girl, identified as A., who was attacked on a bus in Beit Shemesh, will return to school after her suspension was lifted. Her mother stated that the decision was made following the family's efforts, but expressed concern about her return to the school where the attackers also study. The Ministry of Education reported professional support and disciplinary action.

A., a 16-and-a-half-year-old girl who was attacked on a bus in Beit Shemesh on her way home from school, will be able to return to school after her suspension was lifted. This was reported by her mother, Topez, to Walla. Alongside relief over the decision, the family is dealing with the consequences of the attack and the fear of the girl's return to the school where, according to the mother, the girls who attacked her also study. Topez said the decision was made after the family worked to cancel the suspension and criticized the education system's handling. The attack occurred on Sunday, October 18, at around 2:30 PM. A. was traveling home from school on a city bus. According to her mother, when she asked to move her bag, one of the girls began cursing her, and later the girls laid her on the bus floor and attacked her. The Ministry of Education stated that the girl is receiving professional support and that disciplinary and educational measures are being taken against the involved students. The police reported that an investigation has been opened.

The girl who was attacked on a bus in Beit Shemesh will return to school. Her mother: "Rehabilitation still ahead of her"