Occupation legally prepares to deploy crocodiles around Palestinian prisoners’ prisons
The Israeli government has taken a legal step to reclassify the Nile crocodile from a protected wild animal to the category of "farmed wild animals." The purpose of this move is to utilize the crocodiles in a security project near Palestinian prisons in the Negev to enhance escape prevention measures. The project involves establishing areas containing crocodiles around Ketziot Prison, aiming to deter escape attempts, along with a field study on the practical aspects of its implementation. The decision has sparked criticism from human rights organizations, warning of the potential use of psychological and physical intimidation against Palestinian prisoners, although the project is still in the legal and operational planning stages.
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