Israel. A country without hunting

Israel is a small country, slightly larger than Luxembourg. But in terms of historical significance and biodiversity, it outshines many giants. Although seeing a person with a rifle here is as common as seeing colourful vendors on the streets of Delhi, no one shoots the animals here, no one catches them in nets during their migration, and people even feed them carrots from the veranda. That’s why, as we were told, they’re all here. Is that really true? The film, originally released in 2023, is presented here in translation. 00:44 small, but significant 01:18 the desert 02:29 places with a bit of water 03:30 the Yotvata Hai-Bar Nature Reserve 04:33 the curious ostrich 05:24 Ein Gedi Nature Reserve 07:19 water in warmth 09:48 the north of Israel 10:14 Hula Nature Reserve 11:30 Gray cranes 12:53 dear wildlife, please feel free to indulge 14:44 feeding pelicans 16:02 inhabitants of the sea 17:54 but what about hunting 18:20 conclusion