Two sheep were found dead and about 15 more showed poisoning symptoms on pastureland of Havot Shlisha farm in Samaria, according to Hatzalah Yehuda veShomron LeLo Gvulot. The incident log of the farm cites several similar poisonings in the same area since January, the most recent in May. The organization attributes the poisonings to Palestinian assailants from the village of Al-Mu'ayyir.
According to the rescue organization Hatzalah Yehuda veShomron LeLo Gvulot, two sheep were found dead and about 15 more showed poisoning symptoms on Tuesday morning on pastureland of Havot Shlisha farm in Samaria. The organization described the incident as a suspected poisoning by Palestinian assailants from the nearby village of Al-Mu'ayyir.
The farm's incident log, cited by the organization, lists several similar incidents targeting livestock in the same area since January 2026: a sheep poisoned and injured south of 'Abud on January 18; poisoned dates found on pastureland of a farm near Al-Mu'ayyir on January 19; four goats and several birds poisoned on pastureland of Havot Micha in the Jordan Valley on January 27; a poisoning attempt via poisoned dates near Metzudat David farm south of Al-Mu'ayyir on February 25; and in early May, poisoning of water holes used by a farm near the Alon Highway.
The report is a single-source account by the organization, and the alleged perpetrators have not been independently identified. The Zioneer has not independently verified the claims. No police or military response has been reported in the source material.
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