Minors

The lynching happened on November 2, involving eight minors, aged 14 to 16, who met with the victim at a Herzliya park and proceeded to attack him upon arrival.

Police said a call was placed to the 100 emergency hotline reporting that a man had entered the changing facility and used his mobile phone to film minors.

"A" was first approached about six months ago, after posting a scooter for sale online. An individual who expressed interest in the ad offered him a way to make quick money.

Allegedly, the man lured the child to a house in the south of the city, and committed sexual acts against him. 

The online group operated in California, and actively supporting neo-Nazism, nihilism, and pedophilia as the core principles.

The Israel Women's Network called on the state prosecutor to take the case very seriously and act as seriously as possible against the "youth who connected on multiple occasions to rape a minor."

Ofcom investigates OnlyFans for inadequate age verification measures to prevent minors from accessing pornographic content, potentially violating online safety regulations.

Officers operated during the holiday at Purim events, synagogues, main stages, places where minors had gathered, and crowd gatherings. 

The Youth Law, which holds that a minor below the age of 14 can't be imprisoned, would be amended to soften the restriction if the minor committed an act of terrorism.

The two platforms where minors were harassed most were Instagram and WhatsApp.