DER SPIEGEL: Your daughter Agam wrote in an article that she was afraid of being raped. How did you try to protect her?
Goldstein-Almog: Our guards were relatively respectful towards us, but I remember that once one of the men asked Agam to cook with him. I kept going into the kitchen to check on her to make sure nothing was happening.
After that the article derails into some hearsay about anonymous unconfirmed runmors. Strangely the people you are citing have certainly not experienced that.