Following Zoo Tragedy:
Is the leopard that killed liable for death?
The killing of deadly animals in Israel raises a halachic question: can or should an animal that killed a person be killed today?
The killing of deadly animals in Israel raises a halachic question: can or should an animal that killed a person be killed today?

The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo has decided to keep the Persian leopard Aladdin, which was responsible for the death of zoo employee Uriel Nuri.

A leopard attacked an employee this morning at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem. The employee was evacuated to the hospital with serious neck injuries and could not be saved.

Last night, the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem was broken into, and six rare birds and about twenty parrots were stolen from it. The zoo's management believes that it was a well-planned theft by animal traffickers.

Two rare Persian leopards move from the Dvůr Králové Zoo in the Czech Republic to their new home at the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem.

Security guard shoots crocodile at Jerusalem zoo after the croc bit its handler. Handler hospitalized in moderate condition.

Animals moved to safe zones as visitors removed from sites due to fire in Ein Lavan Spring area.

Dangerous chemical leaks out at Jerusalem Aquarium next door to Jerusalem Biblical Zoo, leaving six people injured.

Zoo offers explanation after lion devours rabbit in front of families instead of behind closed doors.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman slams haredi parties' demand to ban sale of tickets for Biblical zoo on Shabbat, holidays.

Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo to soon open stand-alone aquarium expansion, first of its kind in the region.

Hatzalah thanks thousands of volunteers with 30th anniversary event featuring Jerusalem Mayor, performances by Avraham Fried and Ishay Ribo.

Endangered Sumatran tiger eats five-week-old cubs, dealing a blow to Biblical Zoo's captive breeding program; just 400 survive in the wild.
