This tragic story isn’t one that would make headlines in the mainstream media in the West. It’s another among the countless others that show the truth about women’s rights in Islam. “The family of Ali, suspected of murder, wants to take the young son of the Belarusian woman killed in Israel. The grandfather goes to Sharia court,” Nash Aniva, October 26, 2026:
31-year-old Gomel resident Yanina Rusinova was found on the night of September 25 on a stairwell in a Haifa building with a severe stab wound to the neck. The woman was taken to the hospital, but it was not possible to save her. Yanina’s husband, 28-year-old Ali Maswadeh, was arrested on suspicion of murder. He remains in custody.
Yanina left behind a son, who was only two months old at the time of her death. The child was placed with a secretive emergency foster family. Where and with whom he lives is not disclosed, not even to his grandmother.
It has now emerged that the family of the man suspected of murdering his mother also wants to obtain custody of the boy.
Grandmother promised participation in the session — but not called
On October 20, a commission meeting was held in Israel to discuss the child’s future.Yanina’s mother, 53-year-old Gomel resident Hanna Rusinova, was promised that she would be able to join the discussion online. At the appointed time, the woman waited by the phone, but no one contacted her. She tried to call the responsible services herself, but they did not answer….
Yanina Rusinova converted to Islam to marry her Muslim husband. Belarus is a majority-Christian country; most of the population is Russian Orthodox.
When Yanina converted, little did she and her Belarusian family know the nightmare that would unfold for her. Yanina’s mom Hanna is fighting for custody of Yanina’s two-month-old son, but the case is being taken to Sharia courts, where women are deemed to be second-class citizens. With Hanna living in Belarus, the Sharia court almost certainly will rule against her.
So Yanina’s infant could end up being raised by a Muslim murderer’s family. The child is now described as safely (and secretly) in the hands of an emergency, temporary Muslim foster family in Israel, while Yamina’s mom fights for the rights to her grandchild.
The Michal Sala Forum, an Israeli non-profit organization working to prevent domestic violence through security solutions, has been assisting Yanina’s family. Lili Ben Ami founded the Forum in May 2020, explaining that “this is a particularly complex procedure,” saying: “Anna is not an Israeli citizen, so there are many challenges here. We assigned her a Russian-speaking lawyer from the Sena Center of the Ministry of Justice. She is willing to do everything to receive the grandchild.”
Where are international human rights groups to help the Rusinova family? Everyone knows what Yamina’s infant’s future will likely be if his destiny is put in the hands of a Sharia court. In the meantime, however, there is still an added complication. Ali Maswadeh has not yet been formally charged with murder. Since he remains a suspect, he retains parental rights. However, autopsy findings of Yanina Rusinova have been said to “significantly strengthened the suspicion that her husband stabbed her to death.”
More about Yanina’s story:
somehistory says
The poor woman, and the poor baby. No person who knows Christ should deceive themselves with any muzzie stuff.
I pray the grandmother wins custody. The little baby needs to be given a chance.
Raja says
Some history, Hope this finds you well. The poor woman and the poor baby will go through hell to save the child from the dark forces of this world. It would do well to alert the kids about the stealth and sly nature of the vile false religion to escape this kind of painful situation that comes along the way in life.
God expected the children of Israel to tell their kids about the deeds of God in the Old Testament. He wanted the families to function that way, and obviously he didn’t want the knowledge of Christ imparted through some supernatural way. What glory would He get otherwise?
Google has some interesting stuff of this subject: Passing down the stories of God’s wondrous deeds to future generations was a foundational spiritual duty for the Jewish people.
This responsibility is explicitly woven into the fabric of Jewish scripture and tradition through several explicit mandates:
• The Generational Mandate (The Psalms): Scripture explicitly charges parents with this duty. As stated in Psalm 78:4, “We will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the LORD, and his might and the wonders that he has done.” The text goes on to explain that this is so the next generation might “set their hope in God and not forget the works of God.”
• The Shema (Deuteronomy 6): The central prayer and declaration of faith in Judaism commands parents to repeat God’s laws and actions to their children: “Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.”
• Ritual Storytelling (The Passover Haggadah): During Passover, Jewish families are commanded to recount the Exodus from Egypt. The entire ritual is designed around answering a child’s questions (the Four Questions), fulfilling the biblical commandment: “And you shall tell your son on that day, saying, ‘It is because of what the Lord did for me when I came out of Egypt.’”
By continually telling these stories, the community ensured that history was not just a memory, but a living identity passed faithfully from parent to child.
Hope we are conscious of these things in life as we fortify our faith. Thank you and God bless.
somehistory says
Thank you, Raja. Not too bad this evening. I hope you are doing well.
Yes, the Bible says that God’s people were to “speak of them when you lie down, and when you get up and when you walk on the road.’ They were to ‘tie them around their heart.’ and keep ‘them in front of their eyes.’
“New Living Translation
Repeat them again and again to your children. Talk about them when you are at home and when you are on the road, when you are going to bed and when you are getting up.”
“Warnings Against Adultery
20My son, keep your father’s commandment, and do not forsake your mother’s teaching. 21Bind them always upon your heart; tie them around your neck. ”
Jesus had a hunger to hear God’s word….as when He was a young boy, staying behind to speak with the older men about His Father and the Law. As an adult, anointed as Priest and King, He said, “Man must live, not on bread alone, but on every utterance of God’s mouth”
It’s a protection for the parents…who have to know and remember, and for their children.
Lurker says
White non-Koranimal girls and women have been raped and/or impregnated by Moslem males on a Biblical scale since 622 C.E. (1 A.H.) — case in point: Roxelana, Suleiman the Magnificent/El-Qanoony’s favorite sex slave.
If the mass rape and/or impregnation of pure-blooded White non-Koranimal girls and women, especially those of childbearing age, on a 🌎 Global 🌍 scale, by Moslem males haven’t jolted the First World’s and Second World’s non-Mohammedan men out of their stupor vis-a-vis the existential threat of Islam and Moslems, nothing ever will.
I reckon the vast majority of fertile pure-blooded European non-Koranimal girls and women have been raped and/or impregnated by Mad Mo’s avid followers!
40 rounds says
Attractive slav girl marries a piece of shit Muslim. Sorry, and I have total sympathy for her family, but what would you expect from that unholy union?
somehistory says
Yes, how many young women have to get involved with these murderous slugs for other women to see what happens?
A person can learn from their own experience….and from what others experience. Young women should be learning from the rapes and deaths of other young women and staying clear of islime and its adherents.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
In India, there has been a similar trend. Women – sometimes even married women – have affairs w/ muslim men, get married to them, have a kid or more, and then get dumped b’cos the Muslim guy has completely “used” her, denied her to her Hindu/Jain/Buddhist community and so is ready to move on to the next target. An increasing number of people advocate not being sympathetic to them, when they know what they’re doing when they embrace islam and marry
While I partly agree w/ them, my real anger is towards secular people there, and towards people here who insist that muslims are good people. That is what leads those women to make such stupid decisions. Decisions that they may not have made had they been fully aware of muslim behavior
Having said all that, it’s news to me that Israel has sharia courts. Criminal matters such as these should not be left to them. And no, Israel, sharia courts are noth the same as Beth Din courts
gravenimage says
Too many Infidel women have *no idea*–even now. Read “Not Without My Daughter”–Muslims lie to women–until it is too late.
Troybeam says
This is a good example of why women should never ever marry a Muslim or a man marry a Muslim woman.
Conversion to Islam a death sentence, it’s that simple.
Sharia courts will always side with the Muslim family, the child being Muslim should be raised Muslim and nothing else matters.
Mo says
Why do women marry these monsters and even children with them?! Poor baby!
40 rounds says
It’s gotta be desperation or insanity
Mo says
Going by that photo, she was very pretty! Hard to believe she was desperate. What a nightmare.
Please, Lord, let her family get custody quickly, so that this poor child has to deal with less trauma in his life. (Aside from what he already will face due to the horrific situation into which he was born.) Please, Lord, protect him.
40 rounds says
Don’t mean to be insensitive towards her, but damn, maybe ignorance on her part
gravenimage says
Israel: Muslim family of suspected murderer of Belarusian woman heads to Sharia court for custody of her infant
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*Just horrifying*–but this is Islam. The child is *always* taken by the father’s family, not the mother’s–all the more so if they are not Muslim.
I hope that the Michal Sala Forum–and perhaps the Israeli government–can help.