The Ministry of National Security confirmed that construction of a crocodile moat has begun at Ketsiot Prison in southern Israel, with 21 million shekels allocated to the program.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The Ministry of National Security confirmed on Wednesday that construction of a crocodile moat has begun at Ketsiot Prison in southern Israel, allocating 21 million shekels for the program. The Zioneer reported earlier today that the ministry had confirmed a pilot for the crocodile moat. The new announcement adds the allocation of 21 million shekels and states that construction has begun. The moat is intended to secure the wing housing Nukhba terrorists, who participated in the October 7 attacks, as previously reported.
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