Settlers Deny Poisoning Sheep, Blame Palestinians for Attacks
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Israeli settlers are denying accusations of poisoning their own sheep to frame Palestinians. Evyatar Caro of Metzudat David farm explained that a bottle in a video contained charcoal water for treating sheep poisoned by Palestinians. He claims Palestinians from al-Mughayyir hide poison in food to harm the animals. The incident occurred in Area C.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli settlers deny poisoning their own sheep to falsely accuse Palestinians.
- Evyatar Caro of Metzudat David farm identified a bottle as containing charcoal water.
- Caro stated the charcoal water is used to treat sheep poisoned by Palestinians.
- He claims Palestinians from al-Mughayyir hide poison in food for sheep.
- The incident took place in Area C, near Ramallah.
Israeli settlers have refuted accusations that they are poisoning their own sheep to falsely blame Palestinians. Evyatar Caro, from the Metzudat David farm in Area C, appeared in a video that Palestinians claimed showed settlers poisoning sheep. Caro stated that the bottle shown in the video contained charcoal water, used to treat sheep that have ingested poison. He asserted that Palestinians from the village of al-Mughayyir, in the Ramallah district, are the ones hiding poison in food items like dates and pitas to harm the sheep. The incident depicted in the video occurred in Area C.
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