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After Israeli occupation soldiers began livestreaming war crimes in Gaza and posting evidence, now, building war-crime cases abroad, "Israel turned to AI" to erase its own trail. The new system, Morpheus, scans soldiers’ social media in real time, flagging photos, captions, TikToks, and battlefield videos already used in ICC filings. It has monitored around 45,000 soldiers and ordered thousands of deletions, with plans to expand surveillance to more than 170,000. As accountability closes in, the biggest liability to "Israel" isn't the camera, but the soldier holding it.
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Nu’man Abd al-Wahid
Samuel Geddes
Robert Inlakesh
Cyril Zenda
Meet Morpheus: 'Israel’s' new digital gatekeeper
After Israeli occupation soldiers began livestreaming war crimes in Gaza and posting evidence, now, building war-crime cases abroad, "Israel turned to AI" to erase its own trail. The new system, Morpheus, scans soldiers’ social media in real time, flagging photos, captions, TikToks, and battlefield videos already used in ICC filings. It has monitored around 45,000 soldiers and ordered thousands of deletions, with plans to expand surveillance to more than 170,000. As accountability closes in, the biggest liability to "Israel" isn't the camera, but the soldier holding it.
