Israeli police seized about 560 kg of beef and poultry products in a butcher shop in Bartaa, suspected of originating from the Palestinian Authority territories without required veterinary permits, according to Israeli media. The meat was transferred to the Ministry of Agriculture's pest control unit. The business owner was summoned for questioning.
Police in the Wadi Ara area conducted an inspection at a butcher shop in Bartaa, a village on the Green Line, and found approximately 560 kg of meat stored without required veterinary permits. The meat, suspected of originating from the Palestinian Authority territories, was seized. The business owner was summoned for questioning. The Ministry of Agriculture's pest control unit will handle the meat. The investigation is ongoing.
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