The mother suspected of pimping her daughter has been released under house arrest Israel today

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court released this morning (Friday) the mother suspected of pimping her daughter under house arrest until Thursday.

The release was made with the consent of the police and defense and during this period she was forbidden to contact her daughter.

Also, the investigation of the affair is ongoing.

Attorney Nir Alfasa, representing the mother on behalf of the Public Defender's Office, said: "The event once again demonstrates why it is worthwhile to be patient before deciding a woman's fate and destroying her world on the city streets. We welcome the decision, apparently the police understood what we heard. The latter. "

He added: "This is a tragic story of a minor, who found herself in situations that no girl her age should be in. The mother tried and failed to set boundaries for her daughter and stop her deterioration. Now, following the exposure, the family will receive renewed assistance from welfare authorities And anonymous. "

On Tuesday, the police arrested a 40-year-old resident of Or Yehuda, on suspicion of pimping her 15-year-old minor daughter into prostitution.

In addition, six Gush Dan residents, aged about 40, were arrested on suspicion of ordering the minor's "escort services" while refusing to use drugs.

The minor did not study in the education system.

More details about the affair began to be revealed on Wednesday, when during a discussion on extending the mother's detention, the police representative claimed that the girl was impersonating a 21-year-old and this was backed by the mother, but defense attorneys claimed she did not know her daughter was engaged in prostitution.

During the hearing, the mother said: "My daughter meets men all the time - I did not pimp her. What a shame the police are doing to me, I did not take a penny. I did not pimp my daughter, check my bank account."