Three men and a woman were indicted Monday at the Tel Aviv District Court for various sex trafficking and pandering changes. According to the prosecution, Oleg Zaberski, 35, and his accomplice, Olga Fisher, 29, both Bat Yam residents, brought Ukrainian women to Israel to work in prostitution. Zaberski promised the women through a mediator they could keep half of what they earned for having sex with clients, and instructed them to tell the immigration authorities that they are visiting a relative โ Fisher, who would pick them up at the airport.
The women were then forced to see eight or nine clients a day; when one refused to have sex with a customer, Zaberski fined her and made her have intercourse with the man, who injured her. Zaberski's charges include human trafficking, assault and pandering. Fisher is being indicted for aiding and abetting human trafficking and related charges. They are being indicted for conspiring to commit sex trafficking and pandering violations, among other charges.
All rights reserved. Breaking News. Two Bat Yam residents charged with bringing Ukrainian women to Israel to work in prostitution; two others indicted for running brothels.
The complainants have since left Israel.
