Tel-Chai Nation

As the sentencing of Haredi child molestor Malka Leifer nears in Australia, one of the ladies she dared victimize revealed a horrible experience she went through recently:

Ms Sapper told the court she had been pregnant during the trial in April.

She said while she had to be "torn apart on the stand" as she gave evidence, her child had been like a light, giving her strength.

"It gave me the courage and strength to face every day in court," she said.

But she said her baby did not survive the trial.

Ms Sapper said she would never know if the stress and trauma of Leifer's abuse and trial had contributed to the loss of her daughter.

"She abused me and I am forced to inherit the consequences for the rest of my life," Ms Sapper told the courtroom, where people could be seen crying.

We must offer our condolences to Mrs. Sapper. And all the Haredis who slighted her honor and dignity, along with that of her sisters, owe a very gigantic apology. Including for the abominable "customs" they dictated women like her be raised under. There's no telling what Leifer must think, but let's hope she gets a most severe prison term, without any kosher food, I might add. She doesn't deserve any, and the community she was raised in should instantly begin to reevaluate the customs they go by that led to all these terrible experiences the sisters went through.

Labels: Australia, haredi corruption, immigration, Israel, lgbt cultism, misogyny, Moonbattery, sexual violence