Israeli forces save gazelle fawn from suspected Palestinian poachers near Jerusalem (ISRAEL NATURE AND PARKS AUTHORITY, ISRAEL POLICE SPOKESMAN)
Israeli security forces and wildlife inspectors rescued an Israeli Mountain Gazelle fawn being illegally held in the Palestinian village of A-Ram on Saturday night. The Israeli gazelle is a protected species, with only around 6,000 believed to remain in the wild.
The fawn was discovered during a joint Border Police and Israel Nature and Parks Authority raid and transferred to the Wildlife Hospital at the Ramat Gan Safari for treatment. A 48-year-old Palestinian man from Kafr Aqab was detained on suspicion of illegal hunting, possession and trade of a protected species.
It is the second such rescue this month, after another gazelle fawn was discovered being illegally kept in a basement near the Palestinian city of Jenin on August 12.
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