''Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy[a] all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.” - Samuel 15:3

Teqoa attack - Settlers killed and unjured a Palestinian farmer's sheep, in the West Bank village of Teqoa, by throwing them to the ground.
Settler throwing kitten off a balcony.
IDF shooting a horse carrying sacks of flour.
Crocodiles - Israeli authorities killed hundreds of crocodiles at a Jordan Valley farm, saying the culling was necessary to prevent the animals from being used in a potential terror attack in the West Bank.
Ritual sacrifice
In 2018, Palestinians across East Jerusalem protested after a court-approved Passover sacrifice ceremony held by religious Jews close to the Temple Mount, in which a lamb was slaughtered.
In 2026, Israeli settlers made seven attempts to smuggle animal sacrifices into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during Passover, the highest number of such incidents documented since the beginning of the Israeli occupation.
Federman family - On the eve of Passover, the Federman family in Israel loaded a young male goat into their car and drove from their farm in a West Bank to Jerusalem, where they hoped to slaughter the animal in the ritual sacrifice prescribed in the Bible. Elisheva Federman: "Thank God, more people are trying to carry out this commandment... Whenever a male goat is born, she does not vaccinate or brand it, as according to the Book of Leviticus, an offering must be a male without blemish."
Jews in Monsey, NY getting caught burning an animal in the woods.
Kapparot - Kapparot is a symbolic atonement chicken swinging ritual practiced by Orthodox Jews on the eve of Yom Kippur, in which sin is supposedly transmitted into the abused bird.
When the Jewish Bolsheviks, lead by (((Trotski))), (real name: Lev Bronstein) executed the Russian royal family, a popular postcard went around depicting the Tsar's head on a chicken, implying his death to be a ritual sacrifice.
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By: Otto Heckel
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