The lawyer of the Bedouin family, whose children appeared in the racist video, said that the complaint to the police is filed due to the humiliation and publication of minors without permission and in violation of the law
The Bedouin children in the video
The family of the two Bedouin children, who appeared in the racist video of the actor Roi "Roy Boy", filed a complaint with the Ma'ale Adumim police today (Tuesday). The family lives in the same area.
The family's lawyer, Yussef a-Sana, who belongs to the Negev Arab Lawyers' Association and accompanies the family, said that the complaint is filed for racism, photography and publication of minors without permission and in violation of the law, and humiliation.
Children's star "Roy Boy" admitted on Saturday night that he is the one behind the video that offers his children to "feed a Bedouin". The star Roi Oz apologized for the things and said: "In the last few hours, a video from a private family trip from five years ago has been running on the net. I want to express my deep sorrow for the things that are said in it, they are not worthy of being said."
Shocking - A father asks his children "Who wants to feed a Bedouin?"
The shocking video surfaced over the weekend on the Tiktok network, in which Oz was heard, traveling in a car with his children in the Bedouin diaspora in the Negev. During the trip, Oz pulls out a cookie and asks the children, "Who wants to feed a Bedouin?", And hands them the cookie, in order for them to give it to one of the Bedouin children who are out of the car. Later in the video, the father talks to the Bedouin children in Arabic and tells them to eat the cookie. The video caused a stir in the Bedouin society.
A police spokesman said on Saturday: "Following reporters' inquiries, we will note that the video distributed in recent hours on social media, in which three minors are seen when asked by the driver of the vehicle:" Who wants to feed a Bedouin? "
