200 murders in the West Bank after reptiles resorted to eating human meat and posing a “great danger” for humans, Israel says.

Israel said it was executed 200 Crocodiles at an abandoned farm In a settlement in the occupied West Bank, reptiles were informed of human meat and posed a “great danger” for humans.

“A deserted complex has been kept under bad conditions that constitute an abuse of animals, with insufficient food access, which led them to behave human meat,” said the Nile crocodiles. CompulsionThe Israeli Ministry of Defense Authority, which supervises civil affairs in the Palestinian territories.

Kogat said in its statement on Monday that the building’s fence had deteriorated after the farm was closed in 2013, which allowed many crocodiles to escape “to nearby societies and natural reserves.”

After the owner refused to fix the fence and “12 years of searching for solutions” to this issue, Kojat said, “The danger must be addressed immediately by the execution of human animals.”

A video distributed on social media showed this year teenagers who throw stones on crocodiles, prompting the authorities to take action on this issue.

The farm, which is located in the Israeli settlement of Bezel, was opened in the Jordan Valley, for the first time for tourists in the nineties before it turned into a commercial farm of crocodile skin.

The 2013 law made the Nile crocodiles a protected type led to the closure of the farm.

“I do not want to think about what will happen if the crocodile can escape and reach the Jordan River, then we will get an international incident,” the head of the local community told Associated Press in 2018.

An animal living, an Israeli non -governmental organization, said that 262 crocodiles were executed and this step was made in a statement, on the pretext that the reptiles “never attacked anyone.”

“Gardens and the Nature Authority authorized fire and killing crocodiles, just as they do with pigs, dogs, cars, wolves, different birds and many other animals in Israel,” said NGOs in A. Social media yet. “This is really immoral, skilled and separated.”

Jadi Betan, the owner of the farm over the past thirty years, told the Israeli media that he had not been warned of the death, who said on Sunday.

“It was an execution, easy and simple,” said Bitan. “These animals were in good health, feeding well, and no serious accident was reported at all.”

Associated Press

He contributed to this report.