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know happened at the moment? capture done so many cameras is absolutely terrifying. you see the plain essentially go practical into the ground and then there is a huge explosion to ship. the ground on the plane exploded in a bible shown, duffy who is the us transport site cuz we have said just in the last few minutes there were 6 people on board the plane which is understood to be a lear, jet air ambulance, which was making its way to mexico, initial reports not confirmed yet suggest that it took off from philadelphia international airport, but run into some sort of problem of moist. i've backed it to a small executive airport in the northeast of philadelphia. however, it didn't actually make it there as it came down, it connected with gas lines and also with a number of homes. those homes reportedly no on fire. certainly the authorities in philadelphia have elected their major incident plan. that means that flooding the area with resources, the governor judge shapiro has said that every single agency that can help with

help and the we're told present donald trump has been informed about this latest american aircraft tragedy. okay, adam will keep following this developing story for the moments. thanks very much. paula sent in seriously injured and as well as well in dollars a finally guessing a way out for treatment. the rest of the border crossing between egypt and garza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time and 8 months and that mislead be for patients needing medical attention and will it help? organizations says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday. crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza but israel has been forced to land as people okay. for 18 years. a bunch of weird thing is part of the cx. 5 deal between hum us and as well to the ministry waiting of how much does announce the names of 3 is really cops of set to be released on saturday. i also called her on keeps ago on the, on the bus. 183 pallets and in presidents will be released and exchange from his

way to jails over a 100 of them being arrested since the war on garza began. united nations says at least 700 people have been killed and nearly 3000 injured and fighting this week and going about in the eastern democratic republic of congo, runs in bucks. m 23 fines as caps in the city. earlier this week. the white house as tyrus on goods from mexico, canada and china will come into force on saturday present. donald trump says he's not seeking concessions from trading partners and accuses them of treating the us on file a. the wrong for him is a, has told us a 0 that tech on supports the theory and people comments come just a day off the formation of an interim government headed by without sharra around was a key back of the sad regime which collapsed in december law. as had a thought that he has had a cool, cool, my teacher, we endorse any government chosen and supported by the syrian people. we want peace

and security for syria, which is a precursor to achieving the same in the region. we don't wish to see, sorry, as the epi center of endless tension, or estimate conflicts which may turn it into a safe haven for terrorists and instability and syria would spill over into the region. and if we are so cold for serious territorial integrity, we do not wish to see any serene land violates it'll occupied by any outside party, namely design and stay entity. so we are against the partitioning of syria, uphold serious sovereigns. here, we're hoping all inclusive government is formed a representative of the entire spectrum. we're monitoring the situation in syria and pray orleans while the russian strike is talk to the hotel in central. odessa installed a new crane and these 3 people have been injured, ukrainian pressed them for them, as lensky condemned rushes targeting of residential buildings. those headlines do stay with us. i'll be back with more news here on al jazeera of the,

the palestine level, or at trey the the phone for a show on the largest in the well global weapons giant's like be a systems located, not an a bus come to show all the latest military hardware,

the billions of domains of civil and military deals are done here every year. standing shoulder to shoulder with these global military giants. israel's hot weapons manufacturers like these real aerospace industries and me. so mike is raphael in the main whole israel's largest private weapons company. elbows has a huge stand they needed to showcase the world class drones and missiles the spot, it's tiny population. israel is the world's 9th largest weapons producer part these high bunch of promo, these for the trophy and time we sell system made by is riley company, rafael. it's the kind of advanced technologies rel, specializes in and makes these riley mix for tank while and the best on the market

. automatically activated only when any buyer re sure to hit the vehicle by tank. an entry and we sell system still around the world and disclose clients for the randomly your overall is rel, exports more than $13000000000.00 of weapons and surveillance equipment a year. and with adverts like this for the spike firefly. he's rarely company st said they products may have been settled tested in palestine. so how does being a major supply impact israel as diplomatic physician could have gave the country a measure of impunity when it wants to one, to take its own was obvious, got a stash of books from i published it today. my book and of a books mostly related to palestine and gorilla, generalised them to some lot ready. i'm about to do an advantage q and i that my

book who posts on the bar trip the books being quite controversial. it's a look at how the occupation of palestine allows these relative test weapons which have been sold around the world. and i wanted to do a book really not just about the whole concept of the arms industry, which is an interesting subject that can be been dry. but what is ro is testing and selling and promising is not just weaponry. it's an idea. it's a concept. and it's a very appealing concept, so many of the congress, israel cells, the idea of getting away with it to find out how tiny use around as many to develop this huge military and surveillance machine. i'm heading back to israel and palestine. it's not really clear if i'm going to get in, i haven't been there for a fees. i wish me luck. although

i'm jewish, i'm not a citizen of israel and immigration rules say they can refuse into the critics of the country. for those who have called the boycotts, so they have multiple reasons for turning me away. my arrival was surprisingly smooth. so i'm heading straight to east jerusalem. israel has been occupying the westbank since 1967, and this develops a unique system of controlling the palestinian population from check point. and the separation will so increasingly innovative methods of surveillance these rules and not just rules that can listen. and they are listening to probably us right now. i suspect it's in these population management technologies that these role is a global leader. so i want to see how they 1st use that to control palestinians before being sold around the world. i'm on my way to me to some uh,

a businessman in east jerusalem to find out how old this impacts golden retail athenians. you can see my office from this coming inside. so the cameras uh, but looking into damascus gauge, but it also helps and out some standing on a balcony, literally overlooking damascus guidance asylum his office, his insurance office, and all around behind me. however, there's multiple surveillance towers right behind me. there's a camera watching me. so i'm going to watch it asylum wants to show me the very physical reality of the occupation, the restrictions on the movement of palestinians. hello sony, that'll make them a, had a bad example of it actually. and the physical and the equipment,

the talent science one is the other to how there's an emotional day. so when we should highly and that was the whole headquarters. how the yeah, you have isn't as you the way i'm and edition and my the into the courts. he's daily commute from the west spring to jerusalem is through the columbia check point for summer. how do you feel when you cross columbia check point books? the whole fix taylor in law made it to a level as in how you might know some people crying issued for the, for the boat. my, my daughter and my son, if you need me, i am here as a traffic either 3 or 4. i want to go to, to, and buy some younger says that i do, i can understand why this would make you nervous. you can see some 0 here. i mean

mistake. you lost your life. and that's happened many times. yes. the soldiers have the power to detain people like osama for hours. question them and place them in administrative detention without jobs or trial the should the us that's great. i can go, yeah, us so much like you have to ask permission to go into jerusalem to get back to your own city. but this physical infrastructure was just the beginning. these real has a vision of a seamless feature where technology minimizes the interactions between palestinians and these riley army. israel says it's safe, but it's quite disturbing. right now. hi. amazing. tell us the name, digital rights campaign. ammonia stay a to find out more. explain that growing and train within is riley, same thing of

a so called fix stimulus occupation when the nation means to eliminate that. the dialect, interaction between is rare, 80 as occupying force and palestinians as occupied the french and to make it the main interaction between palestinians and the technology. so it's good. we yates this idea that our problem is not with the occupied butts rather with the technology a paper on this, the testing ground. so many of the supposedly frictionless technologies. the city split into 2 designs. h one with a population of like 200000 in age 235000 palestinians live under the gaze of the 750 settlers and 800 soldiers who have taken over the center of the city cobblestones. living united to face the heaviest surveillance in the west bank and the strictest travel restrictions,

the high in the head is still too full. do i not understood what the other one i'm going to cover a football again while i and move it to me. yeah. take a may, but let's go to the how the how and then go to telling me the new way and model when badges could shift except for me. still thought plus a junior she applied for a 2nd. okay. and may as, as in, join to the cool of the have daughters. daughter is chad up thought i was coming on the, on the, on the so the above thought about met gets a chance about the little bit. so the applause took it off, you know,

right. had sign, minute, bit in the coming off the record. bad news. well, i'm going for 2 pages or in the come what ought within the, at the law we a who the, i had got the dish was supposed to matter to open the as john, my as it all the bottom. the meaning there has as much on basically has come up with i would me when buffalo, gwen butler look, dish about his job. well, there's lot block. you can just put in the me in the planet joe. what, what are, what will it easy have to do with now? under the so called, frictionless occupation. these cameras are linked to artificial intelligence systems, watching for what israel deems threatening behavior. there's someone who wants you, who knows what you are doing, but you don't necessarily know who's watching you better city is needs to think

about it's behaving as our best all the time. sometimes you might be hungry from something that happens with your family in your home or at your work. and then you might look like angry and with it for the police and you never know when you would be identified as a security. the threats by that is your eighty's, so you need to pick your emotion. well, a heads up with the other, you know, up with the law. yeah, i mean as far as the cost cutting animals look all you know, if the frictionless occupation can't get a fixed camera on you can send a flying one. this is record of just a few miles south of hebron. we see the visa m ro is the human rights activists living in

h 2 is the military post full of cabinets and sort of billions. and they will just for sure know. so let's say hi. i was way to say hi to them. the we are in the state and government up the stairs are not allowed to drive here for us to, you know, shops out of clothes by me that the orders and that's 32, it's for the face of a military is sort of williams, betsy, the palestinian kids and the window, the keys in the house look that they put fences into the windows to be protected from the sick lot anatomy by in a sort of very on sort of the military is up dead. and this is the variance of that is what it is that list. so imagine that as late as it does, they have their own systems here. the check point. so way, the latest frictionless technology is tested, including this a, i enable remotely controlled gun which 5 done grenades

t a guess and spends 2 bullets. it's made by, he's rarely company smart shooter. these check points also, both these roles, most comprehensive data gathering tool. nice pack from 10 to 15 kilometers the chick, but this is where the they use. that was untrue was there's a name and utility was simply invented to system. so it was untrue was 2 of the soldiers, phones they take your photo, then they know all the details about you. where do you being where doable? what do you like, what you don't like the private? it's then there is another system that it was. it sits up and went and in the control rooms and it for fighting but of millions, according to their political defense. when the soldiers scan the palestinians face, they get a traffic light style indication of the supposed at risk. the whites for now, but i see is what of the not doing anything about the condition. you have

a yellow and you have hold on one of them, but i'm a human rights defender. i am red, it means chick. him make his life her the, he's a suspect. so the frictionless technology actually enables a lot more friction for some people. they use us as simulation. objects sort of this technology is a 80 security distribution companies. the install gotta be at odds as sensors, drones, and they visited them up without our consent. do they sell it? do they use it for other other seats? what kind of that, that they collect? it seems to be the open secret partnerships between the military and private sector that have helped these rarely companies become world leaders in the fields. in 2019 a report revealed that he's riley company. any vision had installed 10 stalls in the west bank and was collecting movement environmental data from the 10s of thousands of palestinians, forced to use them, really invest in microsoft pulled. they've funding out that this was revealed,

the company change its name to start and says it works in $43.00 countries with clients, including casinos, airports and schools. another is rarely companies. i sides make behavioral recognition systems said what say, say t, v feeds for any threats the company actually created the ability to take a real time video stream and understand what's going on with these industry. and the companies supported by these riley military. it's marketed to use in cities, prisons and refugee camps around the world. wearing. i'd be decent east jerusalem, and i'm standing next to a old but now derelict hotel and by palestinians. and during the 2nd into founder and nearly 2000, the separation will was bills and it's kind of surrounded now on all sides. no one can access it. the owners can't use it to get so not coming,

but what his role is done is on the tubs, 7 store surveillance cameras. the location is controlled by police and private security 24 hours a day. just a minute ago we saw the move probably to watch us minutes late for young use really police officers with machine guns approached us. so what are you, where does this formally palestinian run hotel taken out of it by the military and turned into a surveillance post could be seen as a microcosm of the occupation. but what is visible is just part of the overall picture of how the occupation surveillance palestinians. first there is the physical infrastructure of roles and check points. the check points for code movement data and by metric information. they may have c, c, t, v cameras, which i'm monitored by, i perceive threats of violence and that intent is hooked up to date advice is like

red bulls, which track everyone's political profile. there's also a more fundamental level of surveillance, which is that most of the phone and internet system is ralph. and the surveys ro is your, is controlling the icpc infrastructure in the, in the occupied palestinian surgery. which means that palestinians are not able to have save access to the internet with control of basic communications infrastructure. these riley's note, every phone number and contest any coal is riley intelligence, also have teams monitoring all the social media platforms. many for the sinews. basically, they don't show their political opinion online because they would be afraid of being interrogated or arrested by that is where it is. i find it remarkable that sometimes blanket c c t, v coverage, analyzed by artificial intelligence and backed up by biometric movement tracking

just isn't enough surveillance. i'm off to meet a man who once presented such a threat to the authorities that they deployed the world's most invasive spy way on him. glancing a lovely by matrix to pay a booty and didn't look threatening to me, he runs the be sounds center which campaigns for the rights of palestinians. do you have any idea why you were targeted? i think it has to do with the targeting of funding kinds of productivity and civil society sees us the bond of establishing that there is a public opinion people. how did you hear that you'll find had been inspected by pegasus. and why do you think that happened? you're working with coasting in human rights, organizational hot cries, i was contacted by out of thoughts and a 2021. they found the, the one of that, and so he is have the biggest us on his phone. i have my device, check them, he told me that my phone was infected, but i think it's

a spyware couple of days late that. so i need a new set of defense. the many guns designate that 6 by the standing and civil site, the organization as the stuff going to be, including this out. and so this will take us, this is unique spyware. they can access every aspect of your fine. it can take control of your camera, your microphone, and broadcast it to the is controlling the software. they can see your location, accessed your data, and see what's on your screen, including encrypted messaging apps. is there anything you feel like you can do will do ultimately feel like there's not much you can practically do. that's what was explained to me by the citizen, the, the once a state act of those asked of any citizen of small organization. there's basically very little they can do. pickups is produced by his riley, so violence company and so, and his math, and it's a government agencies as a tool for fighting crime and terrorism. in 2021 and investigation revealed that

around 50000 people worldwide, potentially headed on they phones. and a large number of them were jim was lawyers, dissidents, and human rights defenders. cyber, it's no accident that the spyware was developed and these rail months have ended. so stuff is drawn from the army cyber intelligence unit, 8200. this unit is tasked with gathering intelligence, some electronic communications and conducting cyber warfare against palestinians. it's known for being highly innovative and spinning out successful cyber security companies like in this. so to find out how 8200 has helped the 0 become a global leader in surveillance technology. i'm making yackel perry, a former director of the sheen bit intelligence agency. this one here was you dressed as an arrow being gaza?

when do you think that was 881990 and then you say what you were doing? no. okay. that same 68. yeah, ok, nebulous. ok. so the 1st year after the 6, they walk, you page in you you here we have all kinds of way to spend the holidays. hang is one of those with explosives. yeah. how is israel sold itself really for decades now as a global leader in defense and homeland security equipment? you cannot defend till since only by a human resources. you have to use also a technology, you know, the to be on the beating side is that it has to be very, very, very creative to find solutions that you can look by in the market. oh, the on the old,

one of the innovators is unit $8200.00. it's been around for many years. talk a little bit about based on your experience. what that unity is. we have a develops, a unique technology out to where the coolant beat the be repaid and had the ability to reach to the top secret say that she was really he then we say that if he am or the once to a do something, it's easy. it is mind, but you cannot do it. that alone has to. surely we is at least one to 3 or 4 people who are gross to leave. and we have developed technologies that can reach the right bill. since that we have that and know, so 8200 became a, one of the secrets of these really intelligent someone asking you to reveal top

secret intelligence. but give a sense, one of the kind of methods that is or i was using to try to get that intelligence. if you want to total assessment, there's the effect, the sales. you have to be equipped with a civilian $6.00. gee, that gives you the advantage to what she is out came fencing you a us to developed a nation which you can use in a remote control for a long distance. so sometimes they, you had photos, it deliver eve. and those settings in guys are stripped and who wants to give somebody you have to be very, very accurate. you have to be with a of the best technology that you will not be

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