A total of 11 dogs held in filthy cages without food or water were discovered yesterday at Moshav Beko'a in the Mateh Yehuda region. The person keeping them was summoned for questioning, after which legal proceedings are expected to be considered under animal cruelty, dog supervision, and rabies ordinances, according to Inbar Twizer (N12).
11 dogs were discovered yesterday at Moshav Beko'a, south of Jerusalem, in conditions described by investigators as severely neglected — confined in contaminated cages with no water or food. The operator of the site was summoned for questioning, and legal proceedings are expected to be considered under three statutes: animal cruelty, dog supervision, and rabies prevention. The case was reported by Inbar Twizer (N12) on Tuesday morning. No prior reporting on this specific case is available from The Zioneer. The investigation is ongoing, and further details on the suspect's identity or the dogs' health status have not yet been released.
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