The presenter and model Ilanit Levy published a strong post in support of the parents' protest • "Every week we are exposed to a different horror", she wrote, "I do not want to think how many more there are"

In recent days, two cases of abuse of toddlers in kindergartens in Holon and Haifa have been exposed. These join the indictments filed against the four aides of "Tully's nursery" in Ramla. Following the events, a parental protest against the child abuse began. Among other things, the protest receives significant backing from many celebrities, mostly mothers, who repeatedly flood the issue in order to encourage their followers to protest and take part in demonstrations.

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Every week we are exposed to a different horror and that is just what we know and see, God forbid I do not want to think how many more there are. The silence gives legitimacy to the monsters to continue in the mask of abuse, in the souls of whole families! Supervision? Admission Requirements? Nothing, how is it that in the most critical place that needs the most protection, supervision and human capital, right and proper, there is the most lawlessness !!! When will you understand up there, these traumas are assimilated and engraved in their soul for life, even with memory it is intangible! What else needs it to stop, that parents can support their families in relative peace. What are you waiting for? That a parent who is helpless, painful, frustrated and full of guilt, will take the law into his own hands because he feels alone in front of the devil !!!! #Just_for_the_children_Defilitation on Thursday in front of the home of Justice Minister Avi Niskoren.

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Tomorrow (Thursday) another demonstration is expected in front of the house of Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn, entitled "The cry of the children - and we are not silent." One of the celebrities who raised an outcry ahead of the demonstration is Ilanit Levy, whose children are adults, but it seems that the issue has touched her in the most sensitive places.

In a post she posted on Instagram she wrote: "Every week we are exposed to a different horror and that is just what we know and see. God forbid, I do not want to think how many more there are. Silence gives legitimacy to monsters to continue in the mask of abuse, souls of whole families! "How is it that in the most critical place that needs the most proper and proper protection, supervision and human capital, there is the most lawlessness ?!"

Levy went on to point the finger of blame at the government: "When you understand up there, these traumas are ingrained and engraved in their souls for life, even if the memory is intangible! What more does it take for it to stop, that parents can support their families relatively peacefully."

Towards the end, the presenter and model added a gloomy prediction: "Why wait? That a helpless, painful, frustrated and guilty parent will take the law into his own hands because he feels alone in front of the devil?". She ended her remarks with an invitation to join a demonstration to be held in front of the Minister's House.