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Israel prepares to implement Ben-Gvir's plan to confront Palestinian prisoners amid crocodiles at prison gates
Israel has revealed a plan to amend laws allowing for the construction of a crocodile-enclosed prison at Negev Prison, aimed at preventing Palestinian inmates from attempting to escape. Homeland Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir first proposed the idea last December, and it was reviewed by prison officials, although the Nature and Parks Authority considered the implementation unfeasible under current regulations, which prohibit the captivity of wild animals except for scientific or research purposes. Crocodiles have now been reclassified as domesticated creatures to facilitate their use in the context of prisons, amidst criticisms and oversight of the pilot program. Ben Gvir's move threatens to use crocodiles as a means to prevent the escape of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel, numbering approximately 9,400 inmates.
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