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An Israeli court has temporarily halted a plan to transfer crocodiles to the Ketziot prison in the Negev, intended to be used against Palestinian prisoners, following a legal challenge filed by a rights organization. The plan, which was approved in June by the order of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, involved establishing a facility surrounded by crocodiles to enhance deterrence measures and restrict prisoners' escape, by classifying the crocodiles as "domesticated wild animals." It is noted that Israel is holding approximately 9,400 Palestinian prisoners under dire humanitarian conditions. This move is part of a broader approach employing unconventional methods to intimidate prisoners, raising human rights concerns over the escalation of oppressive policies and violations of human rights.
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