PALESTINE: Settlers poison grazing grounds

April 20, 2005
Issue 
623
World

On April 12, a shepherd in Salfit in the West Bank found small pink pellets spread across his grazing ground. He took some of the pellets to the police. A Bir Zeit University analysis of the pellets found them to be wheat seeds boiled in rat poison, which villagers now fear is entering their milk. This follows a rash of sheep poisonings in late March in the nearby villages of At Tuwani, where 22 sheep were killed, and Mufakera. For more information, visit .

From Â鶹´«Ã½ Weekly, April 20, 2005.
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