A father in his 50s allegedly beat his 20-year-old daughter in her Kiryat Gat apartment after discovering she was dating an Arab man, according to a report by journalist Daniel Amram. The woman said he accused her of "bringing shame" and that his partner left him because of it. She was taken to a hospital and filed a police complaint; the father was arrested but released after two hours.
A violent family incident in Kiryat Gat has drawn attention following an unverified report by journalist Daniel Amram. According to the report, a father in his 50s assaulted his 20-year-old daughter in her apartment after discovering she was in a relationship with an Arab man. The woman told Amram that her father accused her of "bringing shame" upon him and claimed that his partner left him as a result of the relationship. She was taken to a hospital for treatment and filed a complaint with police, who arrested the father. He was released after two hours, according to the report. The specific injuries sustained, the hospital name, and the police response details beyond the arrest have not been independently confirmed. The report does not name the father or specify the charges filed. The Zioneer has not independently verified the account. This follows a pattern of reports about honor-based violence and domestic abuse in Israeli society, though this incident is not connected to any broader investigation or known policy change.
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