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Attari denounces plan for crocodile-filled moats around Israeli prisons

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Palestinian Ambassador to Cyprus, Abdallah Attari, has raised concerns about reports suggesting a plan to create moats filled with crocodiles around Israeli prisons.
The purported plan involves employing crocodiles as a form of security at facilities housing Palestinian detainees.
Attari described the proposal as shocking and alarming in his written statement.
He emphasized the need for attention to the reported developments surrounding the treatment of Palestinian prisoners.
The announcement has drawn media attention and sparked discussions about prison conditions in Israel.

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Palestinian Ambassador to Cyprus, Abdallah Attari, has raised concerns about reports suggesting a plan to create moats filled with crocodiles around Israeli prisons.
The purported plan involves employing crocodiles as a form of security at facilities housing Palestinian detainees.
Attari described the proposal as shocking and alarming in his written statement.
He emphasized the need for attention to the reported developments surrounding the treatment of Palestinian prisoners.
The announcement has drawn media attention and sparked discussions about prison conditions in Israel.

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