Surveillance
Israeli firm Autonomous Guard enters Indian defense market with $1.9m deal
The deal aligns with a broader trend of Israeli defense firms deepening ties with India and was announced shortly ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expected visit to Israel.
Israel can maintain military edge by expanding into space, sources tell 'Post'
'Systematic failures': Israel Police carried out illegal surveillance for years, probe finds
Iran's IRGC-QF recruits Ugandan to spy on Israel's African embassies - report
Knesset uses High Court ruling to drop oversight of Shin Bet
Decreasing levels of infection rates may explain the lower level of action on the court’s part.
Coronavirus: High Court limits Shin Bet surveillance of citizens
After March 14, Shin Bet can use surveillance only for citizens who don't cooperate or recall whereabouts to assist in epidemiological probes.
IAI introduces new electro-optical high resolution surveillance system
The company explained that the system features an exceptionally long range of surveillance augmented by multispectral capabilities.
Court leans toward giving Shin Bet corona surveillance one-month extension
State wanted extension through July
140 thousand COVID patients illegally monitored by Shin Bet for a month
Chairman of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee MK Zvi Hauser noted that the incident was especially serious, because it continued for about a month before being exposed.
Ministerial intel panel reduces Shin Bet coronavirus surveillance
The expected decision, though it had not been issued at press time, comes after pressure on three fronts.
Knesset pushes off Shin Bet corona surveillance matter
In the balance is whether the Shin Bet will continue its surveillance of the country’s infected citizens.
High Court puts the heat on Shin Bet coronavirus surveillance
The High Court had previously appeared to support Shin Bet surveillance of coronavirus-infected citizens.
Israel's new virus surveillance system detects masks and social distancing
However, the monitoring system does not have facial recognition capabilities.
Amnesty International vs. Morocco and Israel
Lately Amnesty has been targeting Israel through its fixation on Pegasus, a software that can be “injected” into smartphones to track the user’s location, calls, messages, etc.
