US Report Details Israeli Surveillance of Palestinians
American reports have revealed that the Israeli occupation has used Palestinians over the years as a testing ground for developing military surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies, which are then exported to security and police agencies in the United States and other countries. The reports indicated that the Israeli intelligence unit “8200” developed systems such as “Lavender” and “The Ghosbel” for data collection and target identification, particularly during the war on Gaza. These technologies first originated in Palestine before spreading to American and European markets. The report warns that expanding the adoption of these technologies, coupled with limited human oversight, increases the likelihood of errors and violations of civil rights. It points out that this has become a global model that raises concerns about privacy, civil liberties, and the future use of artificial intelligence in security and military fields.
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