Suspected Palestinian poisoning of goats at Jewish farm in Binyamin raises broader concerns

A herd of goats at a Jewish farm in the Binyamin region of southern Samaria appears to have been targeted in a poisoning attack last week, after two goats began showing signs of distress and the farm owners discovered pieces of pita laced with a suspected toxic substance scattered across their grazing area.The incident occurred on Wednesday near David’s Fortress Farm, located between the Palestinian village of Al-Mughayyir and the Allon Road, north of Ramallah.The farm’s owner, Evyatar Karo, told JNS that two of the goats began foaming at the mouth after eating the suspected poisoned bait. The farmers were able to intervene and remove the herd before more of the animals could consume the tainted bread.The goats showing symptoms were saved, which Karo called “a miracle.”According to Karo, this was not an isolated case. He said it was the fourth such incident involving his herd of 100 goats, with…
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A Jewish farm in the Binyamin region, David’s Fortress Farm, experienced a suspected poisoning attack on its goat herd last week. Farm owner Evyatar Karo discovered pita bread laced with a toxic substance in the grazing area, causing two goats to foam at the mouth. This marks the fourth such incident for the farm, with previous cases involving poisoned dates leading to goat deaths. Karo believes the perpetrators are from the nearby Palestinian village of Al-Mughayyir, stating, “We are not afraid” and will continue farming. Yisrael Ganz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council, called the poisoning “terrorism in every sense of the word,” warning it could escalate to harming residents if not addressed by security forces. The IDF declined to comment.
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