The abusive caregiver from Ness Ziona began wanting the year of imprisonment imposed on her at Neve Tirza Prison • The family of the baby she abused came to the scene, to inform the inmates of David's actions • The baby's mother: "Now start a year of suffering like you transferred my son"
Zippora David, the caregiver who was convicted of abusing a 10-month-old baby while caring for his parents' home in Ness Ziona, began today (Thursday) to serve the year of imprisonment she was sentenced to in Neve Tirza prison.
Photo: Paz Bar
David entered the gates of the prison this morning at 7:00 a.m., before the arrival of the parents of the baby he abused and the headquarters of the fight against early childhood abuse.
If the baby, Bethel Rogov says, "Now is your time to start a year of suffering like you passed on to my son."
According to the family, they came to the scene to tell all the inmates what David, the new inmate who was in prison, was to blame, and to tell about her difficult deeds.
Although it is only a year, in terms of the mother in the thal the goal has been achieved, and David will sit behind bars as promised to herself and her son that will happen throughout the period and the trial.
"Now you can finally be happy. There are no more rejections, requests for relief. She is where she should be."
As mentioned, three months ago, the Magistrate's Court in Rehovot sentenced David to one year in prison, eight months probation and payment of compensation to the baby's parents in the amount of NIS 10,000.
Judge Efrat Fink wrote in the sentence that "the defendant acted cruelly while inflicting significant terror."
The judge further noted that the acts take place mainly over one day in a long series of short violent cases.
David's lawyer requested a stay of execution for the purpose of filing an appeal in her case.
Warning: Hard to watch
In a ruling given by Judge Fink in the caregiver's conviction in February, she noted, among other things, that "the facts of the indictment and the videos show serious potential and causing suffering to the baby. I cannot accept the claim that in the absence of injuries there is no potential for physical harm. "Significant terror, humiliation and humiliation towards the baby. The description of the baby's helplessness in front of the defendant cannot be overstated. He is unable to oppose her actions and leave the place or complain to his parents."