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>[...] 6 of the men they identified as part of the abuse network, only 3 were indicted. Of those 3, only a man named Benjamin Satz would be convicted [...] on charges of committing indecent acts and sodomy against girls and boys aged 5 to 8. [...] [T]he Orthodox community attested that the mastermind of the pedophile ring was one of the arrested suspects to be released due to what police determined was a lack of evidence. [...] Nahlaot case demonstrates how elusive justice is for victims of of this kind of abuse because of the influence of established leaders of Israel's various religious communities wield.
>Rabbi Dr. Udi Furman [...] wrote how the Nahlaot case was "one of many similar cases, most occurring in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods." His article would elucidate how well known the abuse was among high ranking members of Orthodox communities, stating "For instance, a private ultra-Orthodox court writes that ritual sexual abuse is cruel and frequent, accompanied by traumatic, accusatory, and confusing ceremonies. The abuse is carried out by large criminal organizations and/or cults and/or secret organizations, with financial investment and recruitment of assisting personnel. The abuse carries for its perpetrators substantial profits such as satisfaction of deviant urges, commerce and pornography, threats and extortion, and more."
>Furman's examination [...] revealed that ceremonies took place as frequently as biweekly, subjected victims to constant and prolonged abuse. Parents, educators, and religious officials were recruited to take part in the abuse. After the Rabbi leading the abuse rituals would conclude a Torah lesson, he would lead a ceremony referred to as a "soul correction" in which participants would stand together naked in a circle in surrounding children stripped of their clothes who they would recite psalms to.
>Your soul is broken, undress, I need to insert my dick to fix it.
lmao how do they come up with this stuff?
>Rabbi Dr. Udi Furman [...] wrote how the Nahlaot case was "one of many similar cases, most occurring in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods." His article would elucidate how well known the abuse was among high ranking members of Orthodox communities, stating "For instance, a private ultra-Orthodox court writes that ritual sexual abuse is cruel and frequent, accompanied by traumatic, accusatory, and confusing ceremonies. The abuse is carried out by large criminal organizations and/or cults and/or secret organizations, with financial investment and recruitment of assisting personnel. The abuse carries for its perpetrators substantial profits such as satisfaction of deviant urges, commerce and pornography, threats and extortion, and more."
>Furman's examination [...] revealed that ceremonies took place as frequently as biweekly, subjected victims to constant and prolonged abuse. Parents, educators, and religious officials were recruited to take part in the abuse. After the Rabbi leading the abuse rituals would conclude a Torah lesson, he would lead a ceremony referred to as a "soul correction" in which participants would stand together naked in a circle in surrounding children stripped of their clothes who they would recite psalms to.
>Your soul is broken, undress, I need to insert my dick to fix it.
lmao how do they come up with this stuff?
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