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Israeli Police Fine Shepherd 100,000 Shekels for Grazing on Agricultural Land
Israeli police issued an administrative fine of NIS 100,000 to a 35-year-old shepherd from Tamra for grazing his flock on protected agricultural land. The incident occurred near Ramat Yohanan in northern Israel.
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What happened
- 01Israeli police fined a 35-year-old shepherd from Tamra NIS 100,000 for grazing livestock on protected land.
- 02The shepherd was caught with approximately 500 sheep and goats inside a fenced agricultural area near Ramat Yohanan.
- 03Police officers observed the shepherd driving his flock into the protected property.
- 04The fine was issued under administrative powers granted to Border Guard forces in February 2025.
- 05The regulations allow Border Guard forces to impose administrative fines for trespassing on agricultural lands.
Police officers observed the shepherd driving his flock of approximately 500 sheep and goats into the fenced agricultural area. According to a police statement, the shepherd was caught inside the protected property.
The fine was issued under administrative penalty powers granted to Border Guard forces in February 2025. These powers allow officers to impose fines on individuals accused of illegally entering and trespassing on agricultural lands.
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