Neta Drori

IsraellawyerFemale5.0Global Dominance: 0.00%

Neta Drori serves as the legal advisor for the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, where she has played a crucial role in shaping policies regarding wildlife and environmental law. Recently, she was in the news for opposing a controversial decision by Environment Minister Idit Silman to classify the Nile crocodile as a 'domesticated wild animal,' which would allow for their placement around prisons as a security measure. Drori's stance highlights the legal and ethical implications of using dangerous wildlife for security purposes, emphasizing the need for professional expertise and adherence to existing laws.