Israeli media says crocodile-filled moats could surround prisons holding Palestinians

Israel has moved closer to implementing a controversial plan to surround prisons housing Palestinian detainees with crocodile-filled moats, following a legal step taken by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman signed an order reclassifying crocodiles as "managed wild animals," allowing the Israel Prison Service to keep them in their facilities. This move has raised serious ethical and legal concerns, sparking debates about the treatment of detainees and the potential implications for international relations and human rights.