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  Israel’s Tech Tactics and the Future of Total War The weaponization of surveillance, AI, and deepfakes in modern conflict. Alexander Dugin Since the beginning of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in Gaza – almost immediately following the Hamas attack on Israel during Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which triggered a chain reaction of subsequent events – we have witnessed Israel’s deployment of military technologies previously unseen in action. These technologies played a decisive role in securing Israeli success in several military and political operations. They involved the use of communication devices, computers, mobile phones, and even pagers to inflict sensitive, even critical, losses on the enemy. This tactic was tightly interwoven with missile strikes and combat drones. Moreover, it is now clear that Israel actively employed deepfake technology. Together, these factors have fundamentally transformed the nature of modern warfare. Israel’s adversaries in the Middle East were utterly...

  From Decapitation to Obliteration? Rapid-Fire War Strategy in Motion Anthony James Hall The core tactic in Israel’s US-backed war strategy began as decapitation, that is a systemic elimination of much of the top leadership of the Axis of Resistance. The Axis of Resistance begins and ends with the Islamic Republic of Iran. From there the Axis of Resistance connects to Hezbollah in Lebanon, to Ansallah among the Houthi in Yemen, to the Shia militias in Iraq, and to Hamas, the sole military force actively defending the populations of Gaza and the West Bank subject to the incursions of genocidal ruthlessness. The Axis of Resistance is in the process of expanding to those who see the Israel-US genocide of native Palestinians as deeply and offensively  Anti-Semitic  in the true meaning of the overused word. The Israeli surprise attack arose in the midst of high-level negotiations between the US and Iranian governments. In the course of these negotiations US President Donald J...