"They beat up my daughter in front of the class, who enjoyed the show" | Disturbing footage

Parents of two eighth-grade students from Ma'ale Adumim filed a police complaint against two ninth-grade students who were documented violently attacking their daughters in front of classmates. The father said he watched the video where "they beat up my daughter" in front of students who did not intervene. The attackers were released to five days of house arrest.

Parents of two eighth-grade students from a school in Ma'ale Adumim filed a police complaint against two ninth-grade students, who were documented violently attacking their daughters in front of their classmates. The father of one of the students said he watched the video where "they beat up my daughter for long minutes" in front of students who did not lift a finger to help her. According to him, the attack began after the attackers told his daughter that she was "looking at one of them" and "spoke loudly." His daughter managed to escape thanks to her friend who arrived at the scene, helped her—and was also attacked. The father demands that the students be permanently expelled from the school. The students were detained for questioning and released to five days of house arrest under restrictive conditions. The Ministry of Education responded that the violence is "unbearable" and that the district is accompanying the school with comprehensive treatment of the incident.