Israel Wants To Use Crocodiles To Guard Palestinian Inmates
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Crocodile instead of fences? Israel provides the basis for a controversial security concept in prisons with Palestinians.
Spectacle Security Goes Next-Level
Israel cleared a legal roadblock to ring prisons holding Palestinian detainees with crocodile-filled moats, turning a fringe idea into an active plan confirmed by multiple outlets. Story Snapshot Israel’s government reclassified Nile crocodiles to allow use around prisons holding Palestinian detainees. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is advancing the crocodile moat concept as a deterrent....
Israel Wants To Use Crocodiles To Guard Palestinian Inmates
[Image: Pixabay] As if the conflict in the Middle East wasn’t grizzly enough, Israel has reportedly reclassified Nile crocodiles as “tended” animals, potentially clearing the way for their use as part of prison security measures to prevent Palestinian prisoners of war from escaping. The controversial proposal for surrounding prisons with moats that are filled with these apex predators was first brought up last year by National Security Minister,…
The Israeli government plans to use crocodiles to deter Palestinian prisoners from escaping, and has changed the classification of the species in order to be able to use these animals in activities related to the security of the country.
Israel approves use of crocodiles for prison security
Crocodile instead of fences? Israel provides the basis for a controversial security concept in prisons with Palestinians.
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