A family court judge has sent three Israeli-American children to a juvenile detention center for refusing to speak to their father.
Liam Tsimhoni, 14, and his siblings, Rowie, 10, and Nathalie, 9, have been in juvenile detention since June 24.
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Judge Lisa Gorcyca, of Oakland County family court in Michigan, threatened to detain all three children until they turn 18 — unless they start speaking to their father.
The children have been at the center of a divorce and now a custody battle raging for five years between Maya and Omer Tsimhoni, both originally from Israel… Read more
Forward, by Paul Berger
