Israel permits use of crocodiles
Israel has launched a plan to use crocodiles for security purposes, including preventing prisoner escapes from prisons, after the Minister of Environmental Protection reclassified crocodiles as animals that can be kept for security reasons. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir welcomed this move and suggested deploying crocodiles around prisons to hold Hamas members, particularly at Ktzi'ot Prison. The specialized unit initially opposed the idea when it was proposed last year, but the new classification now allows for breeding crocodiles under the supervision of a security authority, aiming to prevent their release into the wild, with the potential of deploying them around the prison to deter escapes.
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