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The Gaza Resistance has unveiled a wide array of Israeli surveillance and espionage systems, which vary between mobile and fixed surveillance cameras, small disguisable listening devices hidden inside stones and natural objects, and tracking devices that follow movements through communication networks. Many of these devices are designed to blend seamlessly into the environment, such as being placed inside barrels or made to resemble rocks, with the aim of gathering intelligence on the resistance's locations, leaders, and movements without detection. These systems employ multiple technologies, including daytime and thermal imaging, audio recording, and data transmission via cellular networks. They are used across various areas within the Gaza Strip, including residential zones, locations associated with the resistance, and main roads. The occupation's goal with these tools is to collect as much information as possible through a multi-faceted monitoring system, forming part of the intelligence war that has paralleled military operations in Gaza.
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