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Historically, Israel has operated a complex surveillance architecture, particularly focused on the Palestinian territories. The introduction of advanced facial recognition software and extensive CCTV networks exemplifies this trend. Programs like "Wolfpack" accumulate data on Palestinian citizens without their consent, further complicating the situation.
The usage of spyware platforms such as Pegasus allows the Israeli government to surveil various individuals, including journalists and activists, by infiltrating their devices and extracting sensitive information covertly. Moreover, the Israeli military employs drones for both combat and surveillance purposes, ensuring omnipresence over contested regions.