Parents furious: "In kindergarten they did not keep our children, police closed the place and impudently demand payment" • Gardeners: "Business interest"

• Kindergarten Abuse // Illustration Photo: Ami Fat

Toddler parents were astonished to find that the preschool required them to pay, even though they left because one of the aides took seemingly harsh violence toward their children.

In May, parents of children discovered at the "Hagar's Home" residence in Herzliya, which had children from the age of three months to the age of three, as one of the aides said to have allegedly severe violence against their children. They discovered this through the CCTV cameras installed in the residence. Following the discovery, the parents filed a complaint with the police and this opened an investigation. Police investigators took the photos and the investigation is not over yet. Most of the parents removed the children from the residence and later closed the place.

The parents who removed their children from the residence canceled the checks for the rest of the year, pre-paid checks for the whole year. In recent days, they have been amazed to find that the daycare owners, Hagar and Irwin Isaacs, passed the checks to execution and demanded that they pay the money despite having spent the children for allegedly abusing one of the assistants.

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Moore Brown, the mother of a child in the daycare, is the one who discovered the acts. "I wasn't calm and one day I went to the dorm and went into the office," she says. And she apologized. "

She said, "She said parents who want to get the kids out of the daycare can do it and that they return the checks to them. Almost all the parents took the kids out. She later went back and refused to give the checks. We kept our children in our hands and she didn't keep Now at the height of her audacity, she put the checks in place for execution. "

Chen Danino, father of the girl in the residence: "After we discovered the abuse in the residence, we removed the girl. We discovered on the cameras that the girl experienced violence from the assistant. We canceled the checks later this year. Suddenly we received a demand letter from the executor to pay the checks of almost NIS 11,000. "It's just a shame. We're in shock that she's demanding the payment. We've united all the parents and hired a lawyer to deal with it."

Irwin Issak said in response: "The subject of the abuse is under police investigation. The check is a business issue. The parents are signed to the contract and even if they have removed the children from the check-in kindergarten by the end of the year."