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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...

  Was Israel Doing the West's "Dirty Work" by Invading Iran The German Chancellor Sides with the Genocidaires Against Iran. Anthony James Hall On the sidelines of the recent G7 meetings near Banff Canada, Germany’s top official, Chancellor Friedrich Merz, congratulated the government of Israel on June 18 for doing the “dirty work” on behalf of the West. The medium of this “dirty work”is sometimes referred to as the Israel’s “ decapitation”  invasion of Iran. The invasion included the targeting in their homes of many Commanders of the Iranian Armed Forces. They were murdered, some in their beds, along with many members of their families. This surprise act of unprovoked and highly illegal aggressive warfare is identified by the Israeli government as Operation Rising Lion, an elaborate military plan that I believe continues yet. The Military Tribunal at Nuremberg defined aggressive warfare as the “supreme international crime.” Such an unprovoked military aggression is exempl...