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Ofir Drori established a network that put 3,000 major animal traffickers behind bars. But now, he is struggling to keep his operation afloat The post Inspired by IDF training, Israeli activist spearheads fight against global wildlife crime appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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- The Times of Israel: Ofir Drori established a network that put 3,000 major animal traffickers behind bars.
- The Times of Israel: But now, he is struggling to keep his operation afloat The post Inspired by IDF training, Israeli activist spearheads fight against global wildlife crime appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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- Topic: ISRAEL — the feed headline centres on INSPIRED, TRAINING, ISRAELI, ACTIVIST, SPEARHEADS.
- Original feed: The Times of Israel.
- Published: 18 Jul 2026, 05:34 UK.
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- 18/07/2026, 05:34 PRIMARY FEED INSPIRED BY IDF TRAINING, ISRAELI ACTIVIST SPEARHEADS FIGHT AGAINST GLOBAL WILDLIFE CRIME (The Times of Israel • 3 hrs ago) [Story Intel]
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