Animal Rights

After two years of hard work and a significant budget raised from the public, a much-discussed advertisement by a well-known non-profit organization was rejected by Israel's main broadcasting bodies on the grounds of offending public sensibilities.

A court has temporarily blocked National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's initiative to use crocodiles for security at Ketziot Prison. This move reflects a broader trend of political interference that Defense Minister Israel Katz is also adopting.

The Jerusalem District Court has issued a temporary injunction halting the state's plan to place Nile crocodiles at the Ktzi'ot detention facility. The ruling follows a petition by the organization "Let the Animals Live."

A viral post has reignited the debate between those who oppose "laboratory horrors" and those who remind us that without them, we would not have life-saving medicines. New data reveals how many mice and rabbits were killed in laboratories. Meanwhile, breakthrough technologies may make this dilemma a thing of the past.