How does the occupation monitor Gaza? "Al-Hares" reveals the most prominent tracking methods

A security report by the "Al-Hares" platform, affiliated with the resistance security, reveals the surveillance and tracking methods used by the Israeli occupation army in Gaza, including monitoring communications and electronic signals, human sources, facial recognition technologies, and drones, along with guidelines to reduce risks.

The "Al-Hares" platform, affiliated with the resistance security, published a visual security report highlighting the surveillance and tracking methods and mechanisms used by the Israeli occupation army in the Gaza Strip. The report, titled "How do drones monitor resistance fighters?", explained that monitoring operations rely on a range of methods including monitoring communications and electronic signals, utilizing human sources on the ground, facial recognition technologies, and imaging and eavesdropping devices. The platform attached footage showing a "Quad Copter" drone tracking a citizen among the tents. The report indicated that the multiplicity of methods allows the occupation to gather information from various sources and link them to identify individuals and track their movements, warning of the risks of using communication devices in intensive surveillance environments. The report included general guidelines to reduce the risks of tracking, calling for raising awareness of security risks.