According to Channel Thirteen news, the woman was released after apologizing and saying she had written the message without any intention or intent to harm.
Social staff offering assistance to the alleged victim told the Twelfth Channel on Friday that they were heavily involved with their intellectual health and that they were terrified that photographs of the alleged rape could be posted online.
Police have beefed up security around their home following what police said was an increase in “violent online speech” opposite the woman in the case.
The case caused shock throughout Israel, after reports indicated that a giant men’s organization covered the drunken child’s hotel room outdoors, patiently waiting for her turn to rape her, as eyewitnesses had not intervened.
Hundreds of protesters protested against sexual violence in reaction to the incident in Israel on Saturday night, dozens at a rally in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square.
Protesters chanted, “It’s harmful to be a woman,” “It’s not a mistake, it’s a policy,” “Stop spilling our blood” and “It doesn’t mean no, what component of that do you not understand?”
Protesters call for a budget build-up for anti-violence formulas against women, adjustments to the justice formula, and increased medical assistance for victims of sexual assault, among other measures.
Law enforcement officials said Thursday that testimony from a witness provided through a friend of the 16-year-old woman had strengthened the opposite case to one of the prime suspects.
Police staged a confrontation between the friend, who traveled to Eilat with the alleged victim, and the suspect, who was allegedly the first to rape the woman at the Red Sea Hotel, Hebrew media reported this Friday.
The alleged victim’s friend remained true to his version of the incident of the confrontation, and investigators discovered that his testimony was credible and a transparent description of the occasions of the night, Ynet’s online news page reported.