Israel starts building crocodile enclosures for prisoners
Israel is working on digging trenches inside Ktzi'ot Prison in the Negev to establish channels for crocodiles, as part of a security project led by Itamar Ben-Gvir, aimed at enhancing deterrence and protecting Palestinian prisoners. The project, costing up to 21 million shekels, reflects an aggressive approach and has sparked widespread criticism, with some viewing it as a waste of public funds and an ignorance of the detention conditions, which human rights organizations accuse of violations. This initiative follows the classification of the Nile crocodile as a protected wild animal, which facilitated the implementation of the project.
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