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Ben Gvir threatens elite prisoners with "crocodiles"
The article addresses the threats made by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir against Palestinian prisoners. He announced a frightening plan involving surrounding their prisons with wild animals, particularly crocodiles, aimed at intimidating them from attempting to escape. This has been officially considered through a legal amendment to establish a "Crocodile Prison" at Negev Prison, with a study underway to purchase a small crocodile costing between $8,000 and $20,000. This move has sparked angry reactions within Israel, with critics viewing it as more of an expression of moral decay. Analyses suggest it reflects a disturbing image of detention camps, resembling practices of torture and killing of Palestinians. The reactions have been negative, with individuals, political factions, and politicians condemning these measures, considering them an unnecessary escalation that reflects the deterioration of governmental values and ethics.
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