The nonprofit 'Let Animals Live' has called on Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to halt a plan to use crocodiles as a security deterrent in detention facilities, according to N12.
The nonprofit 'Let Animals Live' issued a public demand on Tuesday to Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, urging them to stop a reported plan to introduce crocodiles as a deterrent measure in Israeli detention facilities. The group described the proposal as potentially harmful to the animals and inappropriate for prison settings. N12, which reported the demand, provided no further details on the origin or scope of the plan. The ministers' offices have not yet responded publicly.
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