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She is pregnant, but that did not stop him from beating her again and again

Every week we will publish the number of domestic violence offenses that have reached the court, in order to reveal the dimensions of the serious phenomenon.

93 men were suspected this week of violence against their spouses.

In one case, a man attacked his pregnant wife, and in another incident, the deportation order was trampled when a jealous man came to his ex-partner's house, hit her and strangled her.

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Friday, 08 January 2021, 16:33

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"The respondent, who has been married to his partner for about four years, attacked her serially at least once a week, as the investigation file shows. The allegation of violence manifested in punches and slaps, there is an allegation of assaults even while she was pregnant," Major Yotam Mazor told Justice of the Peace Jerusalem Silverman, at a hearing held this week on Monday, January 4. The woman claimed that her partner beat her serially,

defense counsel argued, "The respondent denies first of all that he assaulted his wife, I seek to release him at a distance from his wife and they can conduct the interrogation while he is released." Accepted the defense counsel's request and stated that "the reasonable suspicion is based on the complaint, but on the other hand the respondent denies.

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judge emphasized that "although there is a statutory danger in the alleged offense, there is no record of sabotage," he released the man to full house arrest for three days and removal from the woman. Even if there was no place to put the man in. For arrest, there may have been room for a longer house arrest that would allow police to end the investigation effectively.This

case is one unfortunate example of the phenomenon of domestic violence, which has grown in the past year. domestic violence that result in bodily injury, and failed to explain the phenomenon. Browse minutes of the discussions above phenomenon is nationwide, cross-sector and class society.

every week we will publish as part of follow-up, and voila! News, the number of domestic violence offenses came and extensions in the various courts in the country and a number of prominent cases have been brought before the court in the same week.

During the past week, between 31 December and 6 January, 93 men were suspected of domestic violence courts across the country. an increase of ten cases since the week of 23 to 30 December 2020. the data is based on

The records that appear on the trial court website do not include confidential discussions, and therefore the number may be even higher.

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"You will not regret all your life"

Another case that came to court tells of a divorced couple, their children.

The man threatens his ex-partner.

"On two different occasions, on two different occasions, he wrote on the complainant's car, which has been his ex-wife for five years, each time a different note, he wrote in the Amharic language 'Beware', and in another note in the Hebrew language he wrote threatening words - 'What you do is dangerous, for you "We also patrol every day, so that you will not regret your whole life, we will make an effort soon that something will happen in this building," said Sergeant Avner Ben Shimon to Judge Miriam Krauss of the Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion, in a hearing held last Saturday, January.

"This is what he wrote and came home on various occasions and all that against this background that he realized that she had a new partner," said Warrant Officer Ben Shimon. Police arrested the man and brought him to the court to extend his remand by five days.

Attorney of the suspect claimed that "There is no threat here.

Telling another person 'be careful' is not a threat.

This is a normative person.

Judge Krauss heard the parties and said that "Given the investigative material presented to me, I am satisfied that there is a reasonable suspicion that the suspect is involved in the offenses attributed to him and that it is proper and proper to allow the investigation to be exhausted.

However, I am of the opinion that there is no room for granting the request for full detention, "and the man extended the detention for only one day. The man was then released with removal from his ex-wife. The same removal orders do not always help and serve as real protection for the woman.

"What you are doing is dangerous," the man told his ex-wife and mother of his children.

Rishon Lezion Magistrate's Court (Photo: Niv Aharonson)

The following case illustrates how house arrest and removal from a woman is not always an effective tool.

"The respondent violated a house arrest in which he was supposed to be staying, arrived at his ex-partner's house, attacked her severely as detailed, strangled her, pushed her to the floor, pulled her hair, punched her and all this on suspicion of his obsession with her. , Besides this incident there are other incidents of threats and talk of 'if you are not with him you will not be with anyone else', I can not help but emphasize that this is a respondent who has been arrested for these offenses in the past, this is a respondent whose whole conduct cries out for extreme obsession to the victim, The first ", said on Wednesday this week, Sergeant Adv. Yotam Mazor to the Jerusalem Justice of the Peace Oren Silverman. The

judge ruled that" the background between the couple and the obsession that is revealed, among other things, significantly in light of documents establish a cause of danger. " Only for two more days and the police intend to bring him to court once again for a further detention. The investigation into his case continues.

A restraining order does not prevent danger

Another case that demonstrates the extent to which a deportation order does not in fact prevent danger to the menaced occurred last Monday, when investigator Shmuel told Be'er Sheva justice of the peace Sarah Habib that "the respondent is charged with assaulting a spouse and violating a police officer's release conditions. Yesterday he was released by a police officer. "On condition that he does not contact the complainant, and despite this, he violated the order and contacted her and attacked her."

"The complainant has a sabotage in her lip," Shmuel added, "When police arrived to arrest the respondent at his mother's house he escaped through the window and was later apprehended. He has a criminal record for violent and drug offenses. He has a conviction from 2012."

Judge Habib extended the man's detention by two days with the consent of the police and the suspect's attorney and he was then released on full house arrest with expulsion. The police intend to file a prosecutor's statement against him in the coming days.

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