"I grew up in a world where violence was normalized, where discipline came with pain, and where silence was expected. For years, I believed my experience was an isolated one—until I began listening to others. The stories in No Child Spared are not just stories; they are lived realities that shape the futures of individuals and entire societies.

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No Child Spared is the film I wish had existed when I was a child. The violence, the humiliation, the fear—they were not isolated incidents but a systemic issue, and they are not a thing of the past. There are countless others who share the same scars and are still suffering that violence today—in Israel, the USA, Europe, Mexico, Australia, and all over the world. This film exists for those who still wake up at night, haunted by the hands that were supposed to guide them. It exists for the children who are still trapped in that world today.

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No Child Spared is not just a film about pain—it is a film about change. For too long, the suffering of children in ultra-Orthodox schools has been dismissed as ‘tradition’ or ‘discipline.’ But silence enables abuse, and I refuse to be silent. By sharing these stories, we are not only exposing the truth but also planting the seeds of change. The moment people see, hear, and acknowledge the truth, change becomes possible. This film is just the beginning.”