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The New York Times details a widespread, large-scale surveillance program in Gaza that is using controversial facial recognition technology.

A mass surveillance effort is collecting and cataloguing the faces of Palestinians without their knowledge or consent, according to Israeli spies and officials.

Sheera Frenkel

The expansive and experimental effort is being used to conduct mass surveillance there, collecting and cataloging the faces of Palestinians without their knowledge or consent.

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No sense of privacy remains in Israel's checkpoints in the West Bank, where civilians face increasing intrusions into their digital lives and social media apps.

According to the Israeli human rights organization Yesh Din, there were documented instances of settlers attacking Palestinians in the West Bank on 100 separate occasions, spanning at least 62 different locations from 7 October to 22 October, with the actual figures likely higher in the subsequent week. As reported by B'tselem, another human rights organization,

The West Bank was Israel’s surveillance laboratory. Since the Israel-Hamas war began, Palestinian residents have been locked in for days at a time.

The security failures in Israel raise several questions and will be analysed. But for now, they are a reminder that solving problems in the real world is more crucial than over-relying on tech