Crocodile Use Suspended Near Ketziot Prison
An Israeli court has temporarily suspended a plan proposed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to use crocodiles as a security measure around the Ktsiyot Prison in the Negev Desert, following an objection from the organization "Let Animals Live." The court clarified that the decision aims to protect the crocodiles from being exploited for security purposes and prohibits the full implementation of the plan, which includes digging trenches and allocating a budget of up to 21 million shekels. Opponents argue that the plan threatens the safety of the animals and the environment, while human rights organizations welcomed the temporary halt, continuing their efforts to fully cancel it, with no mention of the rights of Palestinian prisoners.
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