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Chris Spencer
The Global Potemkin Village of mass surveillance, digital precrime scores and death by algorithm. Resistance is mandatory.
Journalists asassinated by IDF in Gaza August 10, 2025:
Anas al-Sharif — Al Jazeera correspondent, age ~28
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Mohammed Qreiqeh — Al Jazeera correspondent
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Al Jazeera
Ibrahim Zaher — Al Jazeera cameraman
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Al Jazeera
Mohammed Noufal — Al Jazeera cameraman
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Al Jazeera
Moamen Aliwa — Al Jazeera cameraman
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Anas al-Sharif’s nephew — a journalism student (name not specified)
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Mohammed al-Khaldi — a freelance journalist (died from injuries sustained in the same strike)
I. The Human Genocide Hook
A Palestinian family telephone call is not private. It goes through a Microsoft Azure cloud server utilized by the Israeli military. The call is copied, stored, indexed, and analyzed by AI scrutiny. The system grades participants on their "threat level" based on voice, location, word usage, and contact history. THE PEOPLE USING PHONES ARE TARGETED BY DRONES AND MISSILES.
Our shared Panopticon (e-Cage) is not targeted eavesdropping. This is dragnet intercept—every call, every message, every signal vacuumed up by intention. The machinery is private. The intent is military. Gaza is a proving ground for a global kill system. In the words of George W. Bush, either you are with us, or (we kill you) you are against us.
The cloud provider marketing the cloud service describes it as a way of "empowering every person and organization on the planet." On the battlefield, it's empowering predictive targeting in a war zone.
This question follows how paradox works—and how the same control infrastructure is creeping into civilian life around the world.
Government & Military Agencies (Talpiot & Defense) | |
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Agency | Category |
Talpiot Program (IDF) | Defense |
Ministry of Defense (IMOD) | Government |
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) | Military |
Directorate of Defense Research & Development (DDR&D) | Defense |
Mossad | Military |
Shin Bet (ISA) | Security |
Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD) | Cybersecurity |
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) | Defense |
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems | Defense |
Elbit Systems | Defense |
Israeli Military Industries (IMI Systems) | Defense |
Nuclear Research Center Negev (NRCN) | Defense |
Unit 8200 (IDF Intelligence) | Military |
Unit 81 (IDF Technological Unit) | Military |
Israel National Police | Law Enforcement |
Ministry of Innovation, Science & Technology | Government |
Israel Space Agency | Space |
Israel Atomic Energy Commission (IAEC) | Energy |
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) | Intelligence |
NSA (National Security Agency) | Intelligence |
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) | Law Enforcement |
DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) | Intelligence |
DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) | Law Enforcement |
Universities & Research Institutions | |
Institution | Category |
Hebrew University of Jerusalem | Academic |
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology | Academic |
Weizmann Institute of Science | Research |
Tel Aviv University | Academic |
Bar-Ilan University | Academic |
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev | Academic |
University of Haifa | Academic |
Ariel University | Academic |
Volcani Institute (Agricultural Research) | Research |
Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) | Research |
Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC) | Academic |
Open University of Israel | Academic |
Private Companies & Defense Contractors | |
Company | Industry |
Elbit Systems | Defense |
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems | Defense |
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) | Defense |
Check Point Software Technologies | Cybersecurity |
NSO Group | Cybersecurity |
CyberArk | Cybersecurity |
Verint Systems | Cybersecurity |
mPrest (Iron Dome software) | Defense |
Plasan | Defense |
Aeronautics Ltd. | Defense |
Gilat Satellite Networks | Tech |
Orbotech | Tech |
Ness Technologies | Tech |
Mellanox (NVIDIA) | Tech |
Wix.com | Tech |
Mobileye (Intel) | Tech |
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries | Pharmaceuticals |
Strauss Group | Food & Beverage |
Netafim | Agritech |
Amdocs | Tech |
Nice Ltd. | Tech |
Radware | Cybersecurity |
Ormat Technologies | Energy |
Tech Startups & Cybersecurity (Talpiot Alumni-Founded or Unit 8200-Linked) | |
Startup | Industry |
Waze (Google) | Tech |
Via | Tech |
Lemonade | Insurtech |
Fiverr | Tech |
Monday.com | Tech |
SentinelOne | Cybersecurity |
Cybereason | Cybersecurity |
Cellebrite | Cybersecurity |
Optibus | Tech |
Lightricks | Tech |
Taboola | Tech |
Outbrain | Tech |
IronSource | Tech |
Payoneer | Fintech |
SimilarWeb | Tech |
WalkMe | Tech |
Gong | Tech |
InfiSecure | Cybersecurity |
Pentera | Cybersecurity |
Toka Cyber | Cybersecurity |
Additional Keywords (For Expanded Search) | |
Keyword | Category |
Talpiot alumni | Tech |
Israeli tech ecosystem | Tech |
Unit 8200 startups | Tech |
Israeli defense industry | Defense |
Israeli AI companies | Tech |
Israeli drone technology | Tech |
Israeli space tech | Space |
Israeli quantum computing | Tech |
Israeli semiconductor industry | Tech |
Israeli fintech | Fintech |
Israeli agritech | Agritech |
Israeli biotech | Biotech |
II. The New Cloud as Weaponized Genocidal Infrastructure
Cloud computing is sold as a commodity utility. It is, in reality, a dual-use resource—equally well-suited to provide a nonprofit database or enable military-grade death networks.
Microsoft's Azure cloud is also part of Israel's intelligence loop. The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and Data Center Dynamics report that the Israeli military stores and processes intercepted Palestinian phone calls and communications on Azure servers. They are not modest databases. They are petabyte-sized repositories, instantly accessible, and coupled with targeting applications like Lavender AI and Gospel.
By hosting military operations on a commercial cloud, the system gains worldwide access without requiring physical installations in every location. It does not maintain traditional accountability. The information is located outside the occupied territories, under legal regimes that prioritize protecting the host corporation over the rights of the monitored and murdered population.
The same cycle—civilian cloud death spreadsheets, military application executions—is being repeated in other theaters of conflict. The precedent is set: when the infrastructure is established, use expands.
III. Israel's Unit 8200 — From Military Base to Tech Giant
Israel's premier signals intelligence agency, Unit 8200, is sometimes referred to as the equivalent of the NSA. It collects and analyzes vast amounts of data from across the Middle East.
Unit 8200 operates both offensive (genocide) and defensive cyber missions, according to the ETH Zurich Center for Security Studies and several investigative reports. It can intercept communications, hack into networks, or utilize AI-powered surveillance/death tools.
Unit 8200 works closely with Mossad and other intelligence agencies within a highly integrated intelligence network. This collaboration enables Israel to exert influence beyond its geographical boundaries by leveraging cyber capabilities in tandem with its military and diplomatic policies.
The reach Unit 8200 and Lavender Talpiot extends beyond the government. Its graduates pack Silicon Valley technology companies and American Universities with military-grade genocide (cough cough “surveillance”) tools.
IV. The Global “Surveillance” Death Alliance Model
The Five Eyes alliance, encompassing the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, serves as the model for international intelligence sharing. The Nine Eyes (US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand plus Denmark, France, the Netherlands, and Norway) and Fourteen Eyes (expands on this by adding Germany, Belgium, Italy, Sweden, and Spain to the Nine Eyes group) expanded partnerships go further, adding more countries and creating a global network of data swaps.
Sources like Security Gladiators and The Cyber Eye document how such collaboration occurs in secret, with these entities exchanging intercepted communications and spying technologies.
Israel is not a member of the Five Eyes alliance, but it acts as a key partner on the periphery. Unit 8200 regularly exchanges information with Five Eyes agencies, feeding Israeli intelligence into the global death system unobtrusively. All Fourteen Eyes are on board with digital AI Precrime and Death via computer algorithm (the ultimate Totalitarian World Order).
It is a nearly invisible and legally un-scrutinized system, creating a giant, un-transparent intelligence establishment with no true borders and numerous shell companies and shell or unwritten alliances. Its primary product is current and future cadavers with nobody to prosecute. We did not murder or genocide, a network did it.
U.S. Universities with Self-Reported Links to Talpiot/Lavender:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): MIT has had longstanding relationships with Israeli military and technology sectors. Especially, alumni who are part of Talpiot-related startups have had close ties with Israel's military-industrial complex.
Stanford University: Stanford's partnerships are with Israeli cybersecurity firms and AI research, the majority of which are directly associated with Talpiot graduates. The affiliation has been a key factor in establishing Stanford's influence on the world of tech and defense.
Harvard University: Harvard has collaborated on research partnerships with Israeli military-tech branches, with cross-pollination between defense technology and university research.
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU): Renowned for its robotics and AI curriculum, CMU has ties to Israeli defense initiatives, with a particular focus on the confluence of advanced technology and military applications.
University of Maryland: This institution has established significant partnerships in the area of cybersecurity, most notably with Israel's premier signals intelligence unit, Unit 8200, which serves as a significant talent pool for alumni of the Talpiot program.
Columbia University: Columbia's data science and AI programs have been linked to Israeli military-tech projects, revealing a strong academic track record in military technologies.
New York University (NYU): NYU's incubators for tech startups have nurtured numerous startups directly related to Israeli defense industry projects, which makes the university a key player in this interlinked network.
2. Global Universities with Reported Ties:
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology: Technion is the focal point of the Talpiot and Lavender programs, which directly feed into these elite military-tech projects, making it the central training facility for Israel's next generation of defense technologists.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem: This university boasts strong military-tech research links, particularly in areas like AI, cyber, and the creation of sophisticated weaponry.
Tel Aviv University: Tel Aviv University research has a focus in part on AI and cybersecurity and is often aimed at the goals of Unit 8200 and Talpiot, advancing the advancement of military applications under the guise of academic research.
University of Cambridge (UK): Cambridge has partnered with Israeli military organizations, particularly in areas of AI and quantum computing, which are of relevance to modern military strategy.
ETH Zurich (Switzerland): Renowned for its technological innovation, ETH Zurich has partnered with Israeli companies with military connections to develop cutting-edge tech precrime digital genocide research with potential defense applications.
Sources of Information Investigative Journalism:
"The Guardian" (2021): In-depth coverage has laid bare the scope of Israeli military-academic collaborations, particularly in AI and surveillance technologies.
"Haaretz" (2020): In-depth articles have explored Talpiot's pivotal role in Israel's high-tech military-industrial complex.
"+972 Magazine" (2023): In-depth coverage of the Lavender AI program, including its applications within the military, such as in targeting, as well as its academic origins.
Academic & Defense Reports:
"Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle" (Senor & Singer, 2009): This iconic book has a close look at Talpiot's impact on the Israeli technology industry, citing the mix of academic creativity and military requirements.
"The Weaponization of AI" (Center for Security and Emerging Technologies, 2022): The current collaboration between Israeli universities and the military-industrial complex is mentioned in this report only tangentially, with the focus on the dual use of AI.
Leaks & Whistleblowers:
University collaboration has been attested to by former Talpiot alumni, such as Yasha Levine's Surveillance Valley, which documents such collaboration in the context of heightened surveillance capacity.
"The Lavender System" Exposé (2024): Through this investigative reporting, conducted by Israeli reporters, it is illustrated how AI-targeting software, developed with professional support, is utilized for military use.
Key Notes:
Dual-use Technology: The majority of these collaborations are founded upon dual-use technologies—AI, cyber, and drones—that are marketed as civilian inventions but are heavily invested with military applications.
Faculty and Alumni Networks: While some universities publicly disavow direct ties with Israel's defense-tech programs, their professors or graduates can hold influential roles in the military-tech industry, blurring academics with defense further.
V. The Human Layer — Spy School to Silicon Valley
Israel's spy school pipeline directly feeds technology firms globally. The Talpiot Program, an elite military academy specializing in technology and innovation, prepares students for careers in espionage and corporate leadership.
MintPress News and Olive Biodiesel have reported that many Unit 8200 veterans currently hold top-level positions at Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft. The exposure they gain from military service is to cyber warfare, surveillance genocide death technology, and precrime data analysis—abilities at the core of Big Tech's totalitarianism predeath practice and software tools.
This convergence of military intelligence and corporate power ensures that the same surveillance/genocide/predeath technologies used on battlefields determine data practices on civilian platforms worldwide. Commercial and national security interests remain increasingly indistinguishable.
VI. How the Cloud Became a Battlefield
The cloud is no longer a storage facility—it's a battlefield. Software like Lavender AI and Gospel, developed in the shadow of Israeli military intelligence initiatives, scan through massive streams of data uploaded to Microsoft Azure. These platforms don't just harvest; they predict and profile in real time.
In occupied territories, these cloud-based systems scan calls, messages, and digital signatures for "threats" before they act. The velocity and scale of the cloud convert passive data into active targeting intelligence.
This shift introduces a new age in which corporate infrastructure openly enables military action. The military embraces commercial cloud providers because they offer global reach, redundancy, and obscurity—options not available through local, traditional intelligence bases.
VII. Past as Prologue — Precedents of Covert Genocide Collaboration
Cooperation between intelligence services and private companies is not new. Historical cases, such as those in Boston's Case Studies in Policy Making, demonstrate long-standing patterns wherein governments outsource surveillance, precrime predictive analytics and death spreadsheets then influence operations to the private sector.
Expose reports, such as the Unlimited Hangout document, reveal how intelligence services like the CIA and Mossad have teamed up to profiteer from crises and exert greater influence. Such partnerships combine political agendas and technological capability to make covert influence over public policy and security frameworks the norm.
The Israeli–Big Tech axis of today fits squarely into this tradition, taking ancient spying alliances into the era of digital technologies and commercial cloud infrastructure.
VIII. The Legal and Ethical Accountability — No Grey Areas in Genocide
Use of cloud infrastructure to facilitate mass genocide of Palestinians is not a legal or ethical "gray area." It constitutes a direct breach of international human rights law and a facilitator of structural oppression and state violence.
Reporting by The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre shows how these technologies directly amplify genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestinian populations.
Corporate involvement in this machinery creates urgent questions of responsibility. Microsoft and other tech titans profit from and facilitate tools of state terror and population control.
There can be no doubt: enabling genocide using technology is an offense—one that must be brought to light, damned in the law, and stopped immediately.
IX. The Occupied Territories as a Testing Ground
The Gaza Strip and West Bank are not only a battlefield, but also a test bed for emerging mind control and surveillance/genocide technology. The deployment of AI-powered mass death by the Israeli military in these regions is, in effect, a real-time lab for population management, repression, social engineering and genocide/death as ultimate mind control.
Those technologies, refined under occupation, are quietly exported to allied regimes and integrated into policing and border control infrastructures worldwide. This "beta environment" function renders the Palestinian people unwilling guinea pigs for technology eroding civil freedoms globally.
The implications reach far beyond the borders. As mass digital death becomes established in one place, it becomes easier to justify and implement elsewhere—undermining privacy, self-determination, and human life everywhere with incremental ease.
X. International Implications
The technologies developed in the Palestinian territories are not unique to them, spreading like an evil disease. What began as tools of occupation increasingly find their way into the DNA of societies everywhere.
Surveillance once reserved for enemies is now employed against entire populations, often without consent or oversight. Police forces use the same predictive policing algorithms to quell protests. Border officials use these tools to control migration and smother human mobility.
This isn't progress—it's a steep, escalating descent into digital totalitarianism. Privacy is destroyed; freedom torn apart, lives lost. The cloud becomes a massive Panopticon in which millions are subject to invisible, all-pervasive surveillance and marked for future death or are already dead.
Its expansion is no accident—it is a methodical, intentional usurpation of freedom and life itself. Resistance by everyone is mandatory; there are no civilians; the innocent “bystanders” may already be marked for death.
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