Avihai Stollar
@stollar.bsky.social
Military & Human rights researcher | @BtSIsrael | Arms specialist | PhD student @ces_uc
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A Knesset report shows increased military weapon provisions—including machine guns and grenade launchers—to settlement security teams since October 7. Meanwhile,settlement security officers have been documented participating in attacks on Palestinians.
A Knesset report shows increased military weapon provisions—including machine guns and grenade launchers—to settlement security teams since October 7. Meanwhile,settlement security officers have been documented participating in attacks on Palestinians.
May 12, 2025 at 9:34 AM
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A Knesset report shows increased military weapon provisions—including machine guns and grenade launchers—to settlement security teams since October 7. Meanwhile,settlement security officers have been documented participating in attacks on Palestinians.
A Knesset report shows increased military weapon provisions—including machine guns and grenade launchers—to settlement security teams since October 7. Meanwhile,settlement security officers have been documented participating in attacks on Palestinians.
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The Head of the Council, Yossi Dagan, stated: "Our duty is to be strong and to be an iron fist in order to defeat our barbaric enemies."
The unprecedented provision of the rifles—effective at a range of 800 meters—to civilian settler teams marks an alarming development.
The Head of the Council, Yossi Dagan, stated: "Our duty is to be strong and to be an iron fist in order to defeat our barbaric enemies."
The unprecedented provision of the rifles—effective at a range of 800 meters—to civilian settler teams marks an alarming development.
May 12, 2025 at 9:34 AM
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The Head of the Council, Yossi Dagan, stated: "Our duty is to be strong and to be an iron fist in order to defeat our barbaric enemies."
The unprecedented provision of the rifles—effective at a range of 800 meters—to civilian settler teams marks an alarming development.
The Head of the Council, Yossi Dagan, stated: "Our duty is to be strong and to be an iron fist in order to defeat our barbaric enemies."
The unprecedented provision of the rifles—effective at a range of 800 meters—to civilian settler teams marks an alarming development.
Israel has begun to use SkyStriker one-way attack drones to target people in tents, with at least 5 SkyStrikers being used in the last week, reportedly killing 36 people, including at least 15 children. Previously, these strikes typically used Mikholit bombs or Hellfire missiles.
April 22, 2025 at 7:32 AM
These APCs are equipped with the EDGE RCWS system, which integrates AI target recognition to operate the Browning machine gun. [2/2]
April 11, 2025 at 12:21 PM
These APCs are equipped with the EDGE RCWS system, which integrates AI target recognition to operate the Browning machine gun. [2/2]
Also, as space-based surveillance improves at identifying enemy assets, the decision window for verifying targets and preventing collateral damage shrinks. Enhanced surveillance is also accelerating algorithm-based target selection, increasing the risk of misclassification. [2/2]
March 6, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Also, as space-based surveillance improves at identifying enemy assets, the decision window for verifying targets and preventing collateral damage shrinks. Enhanced surveillance is also accelerating algorithm-based target selection, increasing the risk of misclassification. [2/2]
To a large extent, in Gaza and in other places, remote fires are the first to be initiated and the last to subside.
March 2, 2025 at 2:13 PM
To a large extent, in Gaza and in other places, remote fires are the first to be initiated and the last to subside.
These tools will empower military planners to pinpoint and attack targets—all from a bird’s-eye perspective. This shift not only expands the scope of remote warfare but also raises profound ethical and strategic concerns about the detachment of decision-makers from the realities on the ground.
March 2, 2025 at 10:29 AM
These tools will empower military planners to pinpoint and attack targets—all from a bird’s-eye perspective. This shift not only expands the scope of remote warfare but also raises profound ethical and strategic concerns about the detachment of decision-makers from the realities on the ground.