A 35-year-old Ramat Gan city employee, Tal Sahar, was suspended from his position after a report by journalist Daniel Amram documented sexual harassment of young women on Omegle, according to multiple screenshots and witness accounts. The mayor announced the suspension, but witnesses say Sahar arrived at work as usual this morning.
Journalist Daniel Amram published screenshots and witness accounts detailing a pattern of alleged sexual harassment by Tal Sahar, a 35-year-old employee of the Ramat Gan municipality. The material, which includes interactions on the platform Omegle, describes Sahar as a 'known harasser' in the area who also approaches minors on social media. Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama (Likud) announced Sahar's immediate suspension pending an investigation. However, multiple witnesses report that Sahar nonetheless arrived at the municipal offices this morning and worked as usual.
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