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Ben-Gvir Halts Publicity for Crocodile Prison Security Plan
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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago
What happened
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has decided to reduce public discussion of a plan to use crocodiles for prison security, fearing it will be perceived as a gimmick during elections. While the initiative continues, media promotion is being scaled back.
- 01Minister Ben-Gvir ordered less media focus on the crocodile prison security plan.
- 02The minister fears the plan will be seen as a campaign gimmick.
- 03Crocodile use for security was halted by a court, but trench construction continues.
- 04Ben-Gvir's office stated they are focused on real security, not spins.
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