Suspect of attacking Arab woman - were removed from Jerusalem

Last night (Monday), two girls arrived at the Moriah police station in Jerusalem, and surrendered themselves. The girls were filmed last week when they confronted an Arab woman at the light rail station in the city. They were suspected of involvement in the attack on a nationalist background.

Yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, the police arrested a 17 year old girl from Ofra, the daughter of a bereaved family – whose brother was killed in the Second Lebanon War - on suspicion of involvement in the incident. The girl claimed that she was first attacked by the Arab and acted in self-defense. The news agency Tatzpit noted that the one who documented the event is known as an anarchist who raises provocations.

The girls wanted to file a complaint because of the incident, and one of them also presented a medical certificate and marks on her neck as a result of the beating she received.

The three girls were brought at noon to the Magistrate's Court to discuss their case.

With the agreement of the parties, it was decided to release the three girls, under removal conditions from Jerusalem for 45 days and with depositing bail. One of them, resident of the city, could walk around the city accompanied by an adult family member.

Their attorneys, attorney Itamar Ben Gvir, said: "Jerusalem police is following a policy of double standards, and given the security tape and objective witnesses – they have to immediately arrest the resident of Ras al-Amud."

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!