W. Bank, Gaza Controls Tightened, Israeli Says
Associated Press
JERUSALEM —
Israel is using computers to tighten police surveillance and control of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, an Israeli researcher said Friday.
The new computer system “can develop into the ultimate police state,” Meron Benvenisti said in introducing his annual study on the West Bank and Gaza Strip at a news conference.
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