Today (Sunday) Yoav Eliasi put aside his ongoing preoccupation with political storms for a moment to share with more than a quarter of a million of his followers a difficult story he witnessed of physical and verbal violence against a baby in the middle of a street in Ramat Gan.
While still in a storm of emotions following the difficult situation, Eliasi told surfers the sequence of events minute by minute, from the moment he noticed the abuse of the toddler, according to him, until the police left the scene.
"Today I went through an experience that left me shocked," Eliasi wrote, "I'm still shaking. At first I thought it was a hidden camera, and when I realized I was in a real situation, I didn't know how to react," he shared painfully.
"I'm standing in Ramat Gan and talking on the phone, in front of me is a man about 70 years old with a baby carriage. Suddenly he started shouting 'Shut up, you stink!'
And kicking the cart hard," repeated Eliasi.
"I was sure that the cart was empty and he was fighting with the person in front of him, but I quickly realized that there was a two-year-old baby inside the cart, and that he was cursing him and kicking the cart," he said in shock.
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"I ran there, pushed the cart away from him, and confronted the violent grandfather. I yelled at the people to call the police and I didn't let him go," Eliasi described the sequence of events.
"Instead of apologizing, the older man started threatening, cursing, and accusing me and the other people who were there that we were bored and that it was his right to kick the cart and curse the baby," he added.
"There was a police officer on vacation at the scene who detained him until the police arrived. Later they tried to get hold of the baby's parents, and when they arrived at the scene they decided not to file a complaint because he was a 'great grandpa', according to them, and the police had no choice but to release him, but it didn't end here." , promised.
"He will be called in for questioning, and the police will take out cameras from around the place. I have been in many difficult situations in my life, but this shook me and it is difficult for me to detach myself from it. I am not optimistic, but I really hope that this horrible person will be brought to justice," he filled.
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