"It's time to stop it and arrest him," she wrote in a revealing post, one of the girls who was sexually assaulted by the 15-year-old boy from the prestigious high school in Tel Aviv who was arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault on girls and his detention was extended by four days yesterday.
Before the post in which the girl revealed that she was raped, she posted a "I believe in me" post, followed by her friends who posted "We believe in you".
In the revealing post the girl wrote: "I was raped weird saying it out loud and talking about it suddenly I did not think to write a post but I felt I had to. I slept and he touched me I woke up from his touch and began to understand what was going to happen. "Such a thing would happen how to react and what to do, but when it happened I realized it was not that simple. I froze. I told him I was not feeling well and he would stop but for him it did not move."
The girl added: "No one prepared me for the moment of what to do, how to deal with who they say or to be silent at all. He took me to my friend's house and there chose to do it. I was drunk and he took the opportunity and did it ... I screamed inside And I tried to get away from him so that he would understand that I did not want to, but every time I got away he came back. "
She goes on to describe what happened next and the dilemmas of whether to complain about what happened. "As soon as he came out I got up from the same bed and sat on the floor and tried to figure out what now? How do you tell something like that at all will they believe me or think I want attention", the girl wrote, "The next day I got to school and after a few hours the same boy who raped me came home My book and sat with my girlfriends. I was terribly upset and realized I had to tell. After a few minutes the same boy went and took my girlfriends and told them everything. I was terribly confused some told me to file a complaint some told me I would ruin his life. But then they called me "Girls and told me what he did to them and told me that as soon as I file a complaint they will come and file as well and so also called a week after I decided to file a complaint."
The girl also recounts what happened to her from the day she filed the complaint about two weeks ago: "I go through a lot of sleepless nights, unable to eat, headaches and flashbacks that keep running through my head. How do I continue to live after someone has chosen to take my life and change them? "The right thing to do? What's supposed to happen now? Am I exaggerating in my response? How do we continue to live now as if nothing happened. So many stories about that child. But it's time to stop it and stop it."
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