Ofir Drori, an Israeli activist inspired by his IDF service, has built a network that has put 3,000 major animal traffickers behind bars, Times of Israel reports. Drori is now struggling to keep his operation afloat.
The Times of Israel profiles Ofir Drori, an Israeli activist who credits his IDF training for his approach to combating global wildlife crime. Drori established a network that has led to the arrest of 3,000 major animal traffickers. However, the operation now faces financial difficulties, threatening its continuation. The story highlights the application of Israeli military discipline to environmental advocacy.
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