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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Skunk_(weapon)Skunk (weapon) - Wikipedia

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   Skunk (weapon) Skunk carrying vehicle, Bil'in. Skunk is a malodorant, non-lethal weapon used for crowd control by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and marketed to militaries and law enforcement around the world. It was developed and is manufactured by Odortec, with two supporting companies, Man and Beit-Alfa Technologies. [ 1]

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4. science.howstuffworks.com › skunk-water-weaponSkunk Water: A Weapon That Uses Stench to Control Crowds

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   The spray, which was developed by Israeli firm Odortec, is said to be 100 percent organic and harmless, and consists of an extremely foul-smelling liquid with the viscosity of water that can be dispersed over a large area using a water cannon. Odortec says the overpowering stench of Skunk drives rioters away — and keeps them away ...

5. www.aljazeera.com › opinions › 2021/5/12‘The Skunk’: Another Israeli weapon for collective punishment

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   May 12, 2021 · Even a small spray of the skunk water leaves a stench on the skin for days. ... Israel exports arms tested on Palestinian civilians to around 130 countries, including to governments with horrific ...

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6. www.youtube.com › watchIsrael's skunk spray crowd control weapon - YouTube

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   'Skunk' is non-lethal spray developed in Israel for use in crowd control. Described as a cross between "rotting flesh, unwashed socks and a sewer", skunk is ...

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7. www.bbc.com › news › magazine-34227609Who, What, Why: What is skunk water? - BBC News

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   Sep 11, 2015 · A spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told the BBC that skunk is "an effective, non-lethal, riot dispersal means" that can reduce the risk of casualties. The police, too, describe it as ...

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8. www.dailydot.com › irl › skunk-spray-us-policeSkunk, the latest police weapon against protesters, smells ...

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   Sep 14, 2015 · Police departments in the United States have reportedly begun purchasing the spray, a non-lethal riot-control weapon concocted by an Israeli firm for use against demonstrators in the occupied West ...

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   Could skunk water be used for crowd control in Israel?

   • Now imagine a stench that has nothing on what those white-striped stinkers can douse — that's one weapon being used for crowd control in Israel, and it's coming soon to the United States. The Israel Defense Forces have been waging war against rioters with a nonlethal — albeit truly putrid — product called skunk water, or just skunk since 2008.

   Skunk Water: A Weapon That Uses Stench to Control Crowds

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   Did a skunk break up riots in Israel?

   • It documented cases where homes, shops and schools were hit with the foul liquid long after rioters had left the area. In the West Bank village of Kafr Qaddum, skunk has been used to break up weekly rallies against Israel's closure of a nearby road. The protest organiser claims his home has also been singled out.

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   Are Israeli security forces misusing 'stinking liquid'?

   • Israeli security forces have been accused of misusing the stinking liquid. Last year police sprayed large quantities of it in East Jerusalem neighbourhoods, at a time of widespread unrest. The Association for Civil Rights in Israel complained that this was "disproportionate", affecting the lives of tens of thousands of Palestinians.

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   Are Israeli forces using a 'crowd control' weapon?

   • Israeli forces are using a ‘crowd control’ weapon with which they collectively punish Palestinian civilians for daring to protest. Yara Hawari is the Palestine Policy Fellow of Al-Shabaka, the Palestinian Policy Network.

   ‘The Skunk’: Another Israeli weapon for collective punishment

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10. www.timesofisrael.com › ultra-orthodox-sue-to-stopUltra-Orthodox sue to stop police use of 'skunk spray' anti ...

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    Aug 12, 2018 · Police spray water to try and disperse a protest by ultra-Orthodox Jews against the conscription of members of their community to the IDF at the entrance to Jerusalem on October 23, 2017.