Animal-rights NGO persuades El Al to stop shipping hunting trophies

LA resident Aaron Raby will no longer be able to use El Al to fly his hunting trophies to the US after the airline joined 40 other carriers in similar ban

Elephant being killed by a hunter on a trip in South Africa, El Al decided to join other airlines and not fly hunting trophies. The US leads the world with 650,000 hunting trophies flown to it every year.

(photo credit: PETA)

ByHAGAY HACOHEN

SEPTEMBER 7, 2020 19:59

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