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Parents of Attacked 15-Year-Old Seek NIS 120,000 Over Assault Video

The parents of a 15-year-old girl have filed a civil claim after she was allegedly assaulted by a 13-year-old and other teenagers, with footage later circulated on WhatsApp. The claim, filed in the Be’er Sheva Magistrate’s Court, seeks NIS 120,000 from the alleged attacker’s parents.

Key facts

  • Court: Be’er Sheva Magistrate’s Court
  • Compensation sought: NIS 120,000
  • Claimant: a 15-year-old girl and her parents
  • Alleged attacker: a 13-year-old girl
  • Case number: not stated
  • Report published: 14 September 2026

The alleged attack

According to the statement of claim, the 13-year-old—identified by the pseudonym Lital—arranged to meet the 15-year-old, identified as Limor, after learning that Limor had been in contact with a boy. The claim alleges that Lital slapped Limor and that other teenagers surrounded her, pulled her hair and threw her to the ground. It further alleges that Lital struck Limor’s body and head while she lay on the ground.

Footage circulated on WhatsApp

The teenagers allegedly filmed the incident and distributed the videos through WhatsApp groups. The claim says this harmed Limor’s privacy, reputation and dignity and intensified her humiliation. Screenshots cited by Ynet also allegedly show Lital asking group members to delete chats in case police contacted them.

Police complaint and civil claim

Limor’s parents filed a police complaint, after which Lital and another alleged participant were questioned by the Be’er Sheva youth police department. The parents then brought a civil claim in the Be’er Sheva Magistrate’s Court, seeking NIS 120,000 and arguing that age should not provide immunity from the consequences of violence. The source does not identify a specific statutory cause of action, case number or filing date.

No court ruling yet

This report concerns allegations in a newly filed claim, not a judicial finding that the events occurred as alleged. The source does not state that the court has ruled on liability or compensation. The defendant’s family declined to comment.

What this means for you

The filing shows that alleged youth violence and the online distribution of assault footage may lead to a civil damages claim alongside a police investigation. For families in a similar situation, digital sharing may form part of the alleged harm, including claimed injury to privacy, dignity and reputation. No precedent or change in Israeli law has yet been established because the source reports no court decision.

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