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A video went viral on social media of a Palestinian father who was shown mercilessly beating his baby girl "to teach her to walk".
The video was old but just recently went viral on social media and forced the Saudi police to arrest the father and take away all his children.
His four children were taken away from him. "Riyadh police arrests a Palestinian resident for torturing his three-year-old daughter and provide care for his four children in coordination with the concerned authorities," police said.
The father who showed the battered girl to be older now, started apologising to the people and authorities. He justified his action by saying: "I was teaching the girl to walk, look she is walking well now."
The video was old but just recently went viral on social media and forced the Saudi police to arrest the father and take away all his children.
His four children were taken away from him. "Riyadh police arrests a Palestinian resident for torturing his three-year-old daughter and provide care for his four children in coordination with the concerned authorities," police said.
The father who showed the battered girl to be older now, started apologising to the people and authorities. He justified his action by saying: "I was teaching the girl to walk, look she is walking well now."
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His defense is he has no wife & he’s the sole parent of 4 children. He was going through a rough time & he was simply trying to teach his daughter how to walk. He also says he doesn’t hit his children or abuse them. Why can’t his kids live with their mother?! #SocialServicesFail pic.twitter.com/gaGWcJKOeq
— HRH Princess Hend Al Qassimi (@LadyVelvet_HFQ) 21 בספטמבר 2019
The outrageous beating of a baby that you see here is common in many societies when children are born as a result of marital rape of a female stranger in arranged marriages, not the result of an act of love between consensual partners or parents. pic.twitter.com/KWd5PCCFPK
— Tarek Fatah (@TarekFatah) 21 בספטמבר 2019
