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CROCS AROUND PRISONERS? Israel Court Blocks Ben-Gvir's Explosive Security Proposal | WATCH
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3:17Now PlayingAn Israeli court has temporarily blocked National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s controversial proposal to deploy Nile crocodiles around Ketziot Prison, a facility housing Palestinian security detainees, as reported by Al Jazeera. The Jerusalem District Court issued an interim injunction halting any preparation or transfer of crocodiles following an emergency petition by animal rights group “Let the Animals Live,” which warned of potential harm and safety risks. The court said the claims merit investigation and has directed Israeli authorities to respond by mid-August, keeping the high-profile plan on hold. The proposal, pitched as a deterrent measure, had already sparked sharp debate after reports of groundwork and planning surfaced, raising questions over legality, feasibility, and broader policy implications.
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