Geheime Hamas-Akten zeigen, wie sie alltägliche Palästinenser ausspionierte

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/13/world/europe/secret-hamas-files-palestinians.html?unlocked_article_code=1.rk0.iKd6.Yv0rY8F4y_kF

36 comments

  1. Hamas runs an oppressive regime?? Just like it’s best friend Iran? Whatttt😱😱

  2. Hospitals in Gaza are hours away from complete collapse as Israel continues its bombardment of a civilian population who has nowhere to go and this is what the storied NYTimes devotes its resources to. How grotesquely absurd.

  3. This needs to be spread as well as data about the Israel governments extremist participants. Let the civilians know how they are played. Let them uprise and find common ground.

  5. So what? The NSA spies of every American.

    I love all the down votes. People justifying that is ok the NSA says on us only because they are not Hamas. Y’all are just falling for the media distract to take your eyes off the genocid being committed again the Palestinian people. And no Im not a support of Hamas. Hamas is not the Palestinian people.

  8. Why would this be in any way surprising ?

    Even if Palestain is free whether it be a 2 state solution or from the river to the sea.

    It is going to be fascist apartheid Islamic country number 50.

  9. but did it spy on every other day Palestinians? or only on weekend days Palestinians? These are the questions I need answers for.

  10. They are killing Palestinians every day. Is it supposed to be shocking they spy on everyday palestinians.

  11. You mean just like how the US violates the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution daily on its own citizens???

  12. Considering the US spies on all of us, why is this news worthy

  13. But I thought it was just a “resistance movement?”

    ^^^^/s

  14. The coddled college protesters posting and spray painting “From the River to the sea” need to read this article, and the best thing the clumsy IDF can do is to take out Yahya Sinwar as soon as humanely possible. Then the Israeli citizens need to send Bibi packing.

  18. If all those everyday Palestinians hadn’t been killed in Israeli air strikes, I bet they’d be pissed. 

  19. Let them be free and when it all goes tits up, tell them tough shit.
    Then capture all the Pro-Palestine protesters and send them to Palestine. See how long they last.

  21. The best thing Israel is doing is the slow dismantle of Hamas. Cannot hate them for doing this. Hamas is a cancer to Palestine and its people.

    HOW Israel is doing this is atrocious as fuck. They are punishing a population already living in poverty and under an oppressive regime that will kill you any time. No different than the populations living under RuZZia, China or North Korea et al. Helpless and forced to go along just to survive.

    But hopefully at the end of all this, Hamas, Bibi and his cabinet all face justice or faith finally takes em out. Otherwise that region will never know peace.

  22. Friendly reminder to all my fellow Americans that the NSA exists.

  23. Ok America does this and sells the info for profit. This is a non issue

  24. The biggest threat for Palestine is Hamas:

    – instead of education children are taught hatred in schools

    – instead of spending on social infrastructure, money were spend on building tunnels, fortification and weapons

    – provoked Israel with terrible terrorist act killing and raping innocent people

    – instead of releasing Israel’s hostages and peace talks – provoke Israel even more, increasing the death toll among civilians

  26. Duh! I mean they had to blackmail some and track ones they thought might be of use.

  27. Western tankies: “Why would Israel make Hamas do this?”

  28. “Hamas monitored political activity, online posts, and apparently even love lives. Palestinians were stuck between an Israeli blockade and a repressive security force.”

    Israeli blockade that was initially put into place because of this repressive regime, no?

    New York Times has been bending the truth more on this issue than any other story I can ever remember.

  29. It’s almost like the best thing for everyone in the end is for hamas to be eradicated no matter the cost.

  30. Tit for tat

    Yes, Israel has conducted surveillance on its own citizens. The surveillance practices include the use of advanced technologies and software, which have been a subject of significant controversy and legal scrutiny.
    Surveillance Technologies and Practices
    NSO Group and Pegasus Software: Israeli police reportedly used NSO Group’s Pegasus software to secretly monitor Israeli civilians without warrants for eight years. This software, which can infiltrate smartphones to gather information, was used domestically despite being primarily known for its deployment in international espionage and surveillance operations
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    COVID-19 Contact Tracing: During the COVID-19 pandemic, Israel employed a mass surveillance operation using technology from its domestic security service, Shin Bet, for digital contact tracing. This initiative raised concerns about privacy violations as it involved tracking citizens not suspected of any wrongdoing
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    General Surveillance Measures: Beyond specific technologies like Pegasus, Israel has a robust surveillance infrastructure that includes various forms of monitoring and data collection. This infrastructure is part of a broader security apparatus that has been justified on national security grounds but has implications for the privacy rights of Israeli citizens
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    Legal and Public Response
    Legal Challenges: The use of Shin Bet for contact tracing during the pandemic was challenged in Israel’s Supreme Court, which required legislative approval to continue the practice. This highlights the ongoing legal debates surrounding the balance between security measures and civil liberties in Israel
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    Public and Political Scrutiny: The revelations about the use of Pegasus against Israeli civilians have led to public outcry and demands from lawmakers and legal experts for stricter regulations and safeguards against the abuse of surveillance technologies
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    Conclusion
    The surveillance of Israeli citizens by their government involves complex legal and ethical issues, particularly concerning the balance between national security and individual privacy rights. While these practices are often justified by security needs, they have led to significant debate and legal challenges within the country.

    Surveillance Devices Near the White House: Israel was accused of planting surveillance devices near the White House. These devices, known as “StingRays,” mimic cell towers to intercept mobile communications. The U.S. government, based on a detailed forensic analysis, concluded that Israeli agents were most likely responsible for placing these devices, which were intended to spy on President Donald Trump and his associates
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    NSA and Intelligence Sharing: The National Security Agency (NSA) of the United States has been sharing raw intelligence with Israel. This intelligence includes unminimized data, which means it has not been scrubbed of any references to U.S. citizens. This arrangement has raised concerns about the privacy and legal protections of those whose information is shared
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    Unit 8200 Activities: Unit 8200, a part of the Israeli Defense Forces, is known for its significant role in cyber surveillance and intelligence. Members of this unit have been involved in gathering sensitive information, and the unit has been linked to surveillance activities targeting Palestinians and other groups. The unit’s activities extend beyond military purposes, influencing the commercial sector where former members have founded tech companies that specialize in surveillance technologies
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    These instances highlight a pattern of surveillance activities conducted by Israeli entities, both governmental and commercial, targeting various individuals and groups across different jurisdictions.

  32. Wow it’s almost like Hamas oppressive and needs to go

  33. Not to defend Hamas but name one country that doesn’t secretly spy on its citizens. This is how every country operates unfortunately.

  36. So Hamas spied on people, while Israel shot , bombed and murdered people pick which is worse? We already know who the NYT picked….

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