Israeli Settlers Deny Poisoning Sheep, Claim Palestinians Are Responsible
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Israeli settlers are denying accusations of poisoning their own sheep, claiming Palestinians from Al-Mughayyir are responsible for lacing food with poison. Avitar Karo from the "Metsudat David" farm stated a bottle shown in a Palestinian video contained charcoal water, not poison. The article criticizes the adoption of Palestinian narratives without verification and highlights a pattern of false accusations against settlers.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Avitar Karo denied accusations that settlers poisoned their sheep, stating the substance was charcoal water.
- Settlers claim Palestinians from Al-Mughayyir are poisoning sheep by placing poison in food.
- The incident allegedly occurred in Area C of the West Bank.
- The farm "Metsudat David" is described as an authorized farm coordinated with the army.
- The article criticizes the adoption of Palestinian narratives without verification.
Residents of the "Metsudat David" farm, located in Area C of the West Bank, have refuted claims that they poisoned their own sheep. Avitar Karo, associated with the farm, stated in a video that a bottle shown in a Palestinian-produced video, alleged to contain poison, actually held charcoal water. Karo explained that this water is used to help the sheep overcome poison that Palestinians from the village of Al-Mughayyir, in the Ramallah district, allegedly place in dates and pita bread to harm the livestock.
The article asserts that this incident is part of a pattern where Israelis are falsely accused, citing a previous instance where Jewish settlers were blamed for arson while reportedly seen extinguishing fires. The author criticizes the adoption of Palestinian narratives without verification or seeking the other side's response, emphasizing that in this case, the Jewish individuals seen rescuing the sheep are being accused of poisoning them.
The alleged poisoning incident occurred in Area C. The farm "Metsudat David" is described as an authorized farm coordinated with the army.
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