The father of the late Adel Assulin: "I saw my daughter undergo resuscitation"
"No one will bring my daughter back,"
Rabbi Shimon Assulin, the father of toddler Adele who died after apparently choking on a lacing he chewed while she was in a kindergarten yard
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said in a strangled throat today (Tuesday).
Simon recounted the terrible tragedy that befell his family: "A very difficult situation, hope no one experiences it. I loved her worldly love, I took her to kindergarten on the last day, we believe my believers, we are strong, we are allowed to cry and God is stronger than us.
The only thing that holds me back is faith. "
As mentioned, Assouline suffocated last week at the Hemed residence in Kiryat Gat, laced up her shirt and has since been hospitalized in intensive care when her condition was defined as severe but stable and she is anesthetized and breathing.
Yesterday, after days during which the doctors fought for her life, her death was determined.
"She is the seventh of my children, you take a girl to kindergarten and return her to intensive care and then do not return her at all," Shimon added.
"Adele is a sweet girl, she was attached to me strongly and that is a lack that cannot be explained. Now we must be strong and we must not fall, we believe my believers, we must not fall."
At the end of the same incident, the kindergarten teacher was interrogated, replacing without a license who was at the daycare center that day.
From the same investigation and according to the findings collected by the police of the Lachish area, the kindergarten teacher did not supervise the group of children in the kindergarten yard for many minutes, where, as stated, the toddler Adele suffocated.
At the end of the investigation she was released to her home under restrictive conditions and today is expected to be questioned again on suspicion of causing death by negligence.
"No one will return my daughter. My message to everyone, children is not a joke, do not take your eyes off the children. The kindergarten was closed not for nothing, great sorrow. When I received the message from the kindergarten, I was told to come, I ran there, I realized something had happened. "I saw my daughter undergoing CPR, great grief."
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