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A prisoner convicted of assaulting his wife threatened her from prison: I will kill you and rape your sisters

An indictment was filed in the Magistrate's Court in Acre against the prisoner, a resident of Sakhnin in his 20s, after he called his wife from prison and even threatened to harm their young children and parents when he was released.

He is currently serving a prison sentence after being convicted of assaulting her

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• Violence against women

• Murder of women

• Sakhnin

• Domestic violence

Eli Ashkenazi

Friday, 22 January 2021, 10:36 Updated: 11:09

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A 20-year-old prisoner, a resident of the north, is accused of threatening to kill his wife and family members and injuring their young children - it was learned this morning (Friday).

The indictment was filed yesterday against the prisoner, originally from Sakhnin, who is currently serving a prison sentence after being convicted of assaulting his wife.

The affair began about two weeks ago, when the woman complained to police that her husband called her from jail, threatening to stabb her to death when he was released.

He also threatened to harm her parents, rape her sisters and harm their joint children.

Following this, the prisoner was questioned at the Misgav station and yesterday an indictment was filed against him for threats by the police prosecution department.

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The prisoner threatened to murder his wife by stabbing (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Data from the Ministry of Justice for 2020 show a tens of percent increase in applications for a protection order due to domestic violence, against the background of the social effects of the closures and the corona restrictions.

The report shows an increase of about 22% in applications for legal aid in applications for protection orders due to domestic violence - 2,056 applications in the corona year, compared to slightly less than 1,700 applications in the previous year.

While in the Tel Aviv district there was a negligible increase of a few percent in these applications, in the Be'er Sheva, central and northern districts there was an increase of about 50%.

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Legal Aid in the Corona Year: A 22% Increase in Domestic Violence Requests

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This figure joins a similar figure published a month ago, police complaints of domestic violence rose by 10% during the Corona period.

According to the data, from January, shortly before the outbreak in Israel, 23,274 cases of violence between spouses were opened, compared with 21,036 cases in the corresponding period last year - an increase of 10%.

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