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Bloomberg report👇🏻https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-20/iran-hijacking-home-security-cameras-to-spy-within-israel?utm_source=chatgpt.com
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Bloomberg report👇🏻https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-20/iran-hijacking-home-security-cameras-to-spy-within-israel?utm_source=chatgpt.com
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Israeli Officials Warn Iran Is Hijacking Security Cameras to Spy
Iran is tapping into private security cameras in Israel to gather real-time intelligence about its adversary, exposing a recurrent problem with the devices that has emerged in other global conflicts.
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🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iran struck Microsoft in Be'er Sheva!
Microsoft is providing AI and cloud services to Israeli military
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Microsoft is providing AI and cloud services to Israeli military
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Pro-Palestinian activists breach UK airbase, damage two military aircraft
Pro-Palestinian activists in the UK say they broke into the Royal Air Force (RAF) Brize Norton base in Oxfordshire on 20 June and damaged two military aircraft before escaping undetected.
The group, Palestine Action, shared footage on social media showing the raid. "Flights depart daily from the base to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus," the group said. "From Cyprus, British planes collect intelligence, refuel fighter jets and transport weapons to commit genocide in Gaza."
Britain’s Ministry of Defence has not issued a response.
Pro-Palestinian activists in the UK say they broke into the Royal Air Force (RAF) Brize Norton base in Oxfordshire on 20 June and damaged two military aircraft before escaping undetected.
The group, Palestine Action, shared footage on social media showing the raid. "Flights depart daily from the base to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus," the group said. "From Cyprus, British planes collect intelligence, refuel fighter jets and transport weapons to commit genocide in Gaza."
Britain’s Ministry of Defence has not issued a response.
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Settlers uproot olive trees and set fire to agricultural land in the town of Sinjil, north of Ramallah.
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1/3 1. What Iran just did to Israel is nothing short of an unprecedented humiliation. For the second time in the same day, Iranian missiles targeted Israel, destroying government and military buildings as well as secret installations. But it didn’t stop…
Iran Hacking Security Cameras Across Israel To Improve Missile Accuracy
An Israeli official told US media this week that the interception rate of Tel Aviv’s air defenses decreased by 25 percent over two days
Iran has been hacking into private security cameras across Israel to gather intelligence and improve the accuracy of missile strikes.
Israeli cyber security experts cited by Bloomberg on 20 June confirmed the Islamic Republic’s use of cyber espionage.
“We know that in the past two or three days, the Iranians have been trying to connect to cameras to understand what happened and where their missiles hit to improve their precision,” said Refael Franco, the former deputy director general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD).
A spokesman for INCD said, “We’ve seen attempts throughout the war, and those attempts are being renewed now.”
Gaby Portnoy, another INCD official, said hacking of security cameras was also carried out by Hamas ahead of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood in October 2023.
These cyber operations took place over the years, according to Portnoy, who also noted Russia’s use of the method during the war in Ukraine.
Earlier this week, a former Israeli cybersecurity official warned Israelis on a radio broadcast to turn off all home security cameras or change their passwords.
Cyberwarfare has emerged as a leading tactic in many world conflicts and is particularly used very commonly by Israel, which is known for its infamous spyware software and hackers.
An Israel-linked hacking organization called Predatory Sparrow recently claimed responsibility for disrupting a major Iranian bank and breaching an Iranian cryptocurrency exchange, causing the disappearance of about $90 million worth of bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency.
Iranian authorities and media outlets have warned over the past few days that the country has been subject to widespread Israeli cyberattacks.
Iran has implemented a nationwide internet blackout as a result, in an effort to stifle Israel’s efforts. According to Tasnim news agency, this blackout has managed to disable drones launched internally against Iran by agents affiliated with Israeli intelligence.
As Iran steps up its warfare, the accuracy of missile strikes has improved. A single Iranian ballistic missile struck the Beersheba area on Friday morning. Israeli air defenses were unable to intercept it.
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Related: 6/20 — What Iran just did to Israel is nothing short of an unprecedented humiliation. [1/3] [2/3] [3/3]
6/19 — Israeli government now going full blown totalitarian, arresting people who film/post videos of missile strikes online.
6/15 —🇮🇱 🚨 BREAKING: Israel Is Arresting Its Own Citizens For Filming Iranian Missile Landings
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An Israeli official told US media this week that the interception rate of Tel Aviv’s air defenses decreased by 25 percent over two days
Iran has been hacking into private security cameras across Israel to gather intelligence and improve the accuracy of missile strikes.
Israeli cyber security experts cited by Bloomberg on 20 June confirmed the Islamic Republic’s use of cyber espionage.
“We know that in the past two or three days, the Iranians have been trying to connect to cameras to understand what happened and where their missiles hit to improve their precision,” said Refael Franco, the former deputy director general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD).
A spokesman for INCD said, “We’ve seen attempts throughout the war, and those attempts are being renewed now.”
Gaby Portnoy, another INCD official, said hacking of security cameras was also carried out by Hamas ahead of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood in October 2023.
These cyber operations took place over the years, according to Portnoy, who also noted Russia’s use of the method during the war in Ukraine.
Earlier this week, a former Israeli cybersecurity official warned Israelis on a radio broadcast to turn off all home security cameras or change their passwords.
Cyberwarfare has emerged as a leading tactic in many world conflicts and is particularly used very commonly by Israel, which is known for its infamous spyware software and hackers.
An Israel-linked hacking organization called Predatory Sparrow recently claimed responsibility for disrupting a major Iranian bank and breaching an Iranian cryptocurrency exchange, causing the disappearance of about $90 million worth of bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency.
Iranian authorities and media outlets have warned over the past few days that the country has been subject to widespread Israeli cyberattacks.
Iran has implemented a nationwide internet blackout as a result, in an effort to stifle Israel’s efforts. According to Tasnim news agency, this blackout has managed to disable drones launched internally against Iran by agents affiliated with Israeli intelligence.
As Iran steps up its warfare, the accuracy of missile strikes has improved. A single Iranian ballistic missile struck the Beersheba area on Friday morning. Israeli air defenses were unable to intercept it.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 6/20 — What Iran just did to Israel is nothing short of an unprecedented humiliation. [1/3] [2/3] [3/3]
6/19 — Israeli government now going full blown totalitarian, arresting people who film/post videos of missile strikes online.
6/15 —
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Iran hacking security cameras across Israel to improve missile accuracy
An Israeli official told US media this week that the interception rate of Tel Aviv’s air defenses decreased by 25 percent over two days
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: World's largest shipping company 'Maersk' announces it will suspend all commercial shipping to Haifa port
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 Another footage of the impact
Israel claims this is an interceptor piece falling, but you can clearly see the explosion flash after impact.
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Israel claims this is an interceptor piece falling, but you can clearly see the explosion flash after impact.
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 Another footage of the impact Israel claims this is an interceptor piece falling, but you can clearly see the explosion flash after impact. @Middle_East_Spectator
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: The Iranian missile made a direct impact on a building in the Holon area of Tel Aviv
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: The Iranian missile made a direct impact on a building in the Holon area of Tel Aviv @Middle_East_Spectator
Israel says the fire broke out due to 'shrapnel' of the missile falling, even though the videos clearly seem to show an impact.
We'll have to wait and see.
We'll have to wait and see.
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 Definitely a hit in Tel Aviv @Middle_East_Spectator
This impact was outside of Tel Aviv's metropolitan area and is not being reported on due to censorship, but it was a clear hit.
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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 For some reason, even the Iron Dome was activated in this latest barrage.
The Iron Dome cannot intercept ballistic missiles.
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The Iron Dome cannot intercept ballistic missiles.
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❗️White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says that US President Donald Trump will make a decision on Iran within the coming 2 weeks.
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The #AI That Triggered a War: How Palantir and the IAEA Fueled israel’s strike on Iran
A $50M software built for counterinsurgency now steers nuclear diplomacy... and may have lit the fuse for a regional war.
https://ddgeopolitics.substack.com/p/the-ai-that-triggered-a-war-how-palantir
...But what if the intelligence fueling this war came not from Mossad or Pentagon satellites but from a #UN agency’s software? Since 2015, the #IAEA has relied on #Palantir’s #Mosaic platform, a $50-million AI system that sifts 400 million data points—satellite imagery, social media, personnel logs—to predict nuclear threats. On June 12, Iran leaked documents it claimed showed IAEA chief Rafael Grossi shared Mosaic outputs with Israel, effectively turning the agency into a “tool for aggression.” The charge echoes a pattern: prior to 2025, Mosaic data helped shape sanctions and even UN aid decisions despite risks of bias...
...The problem? Mosaic’s lineage screams bias. Funded by #InQTel, the CIA’s venture arm, #Palantir powers IDF targeting in #Gaza and #Ukraine’s #drone strikes. Mosaic’s black-box algorithms, unauditable and proprietary, risk turning the IAEA from neutral inspector into a data proxy for preemptive war. As we’ll explore with Fordow’s role, this software may have already crossed that line, threatening the Non-Proliferation Treaty it was meant to uphold...
...Mosaic, crunching 400 million data points since 2015, mapped Fordow’s centrifuge cascades and satellite imagery, flagging anomalies as threats. Its AI, built for counterinsurgency, predicts intent—perfect for crafting a “nine-bomb” narrative. The May 31 report cited undeclared traces at Lavisan-Shian and Turquzabad, echoing 2018 when Mosaic’s findings sparked sanctions despite Iran’s “sabotage” claims. Iran’s nuclear chief, Behrouz Kamalvandi, alleged in 2025 that Turquzabad’s coordinates were “planted,” suggesting fabricated evidence. Iran’s June 12 leak, claiming Rafael Grossi shared Mosaic data with Israel, deepened suspicions...
...The answer lies in Mosaic’s design. Originally built to identify insurgent activity in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mosaic infers hostile intent from indirect indicators—metadata, behavioral patterns, signal traffic—not from confirmed evidence. When repurposed for nuclear oversight, this logic translates correlation into alarm. That Mosaic also powers IDF targeting systems in Gaza and Ukraine makes its presence inside the IAEA all the more explosive...
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A $50M software built for counterinsurgency now steers nuclear diplomacy... and may have lit the fuse for a regional war.
https://ddgeopolitics.substack.com/p/the-ai-that-triggered-a-war-how-palantir
...But what if the intelligence fueling this war came not from Mossad or Pentagon satellites but from a #UN agency’s software? Since 2015, the #IAEA has relied on #Palantir’s #Mosaic platform, a $50-million AI system that sifts 400 million data points—satellite imagery, social media, personnel logs—to predict nuclear threats. On June 12, Iran leaked documents it claimed showed IAEA chief Rafael Grossi shared Mosaic outputs with Israel, effectively turning the agency into a “tool for aggression.” The charge echoes a pattern: prior to 2025, Mosaic data helped shape sanctions and even UN aid decisions despite risks of bias...
...The problem? Mosaic’s lineage screams bias. Funded by #InQTel, the CIA’s venture arm, #Palantir powers IDF targeting in #Gaza and #Ukraine’s #drone strikes. Mosaic’s black-box algorithms, unauditable and proprietary, risk turning the IAEA from neutral inspector into a data proxy for preemptive war. As we’ll explore with Fordow’s role, this software may have already crossed that line, threatening the Non-Proliferation Treaty it was meant to uphold...
...Mosaic, crunching 400 million data points since 2015, mapped Fordow’s centrifuge cascades and satellite imagery, flagging anomalies as threats. Its AI, built for counterinsurgency, predicts intent—perfect for crafting a “nine-bomb” narrative. The May 31 report cited undeclared traces at Lavisan-Shian and Turquzabad, echoing 2018 when Mosaic’s findings sparked sanctions despite Iran’s “sabotage” claims. Iran’s nuclear chief, Behrouz Kamalvandi, alleged in 2025 that Turquzabad’s coordinates were “planted,” suggesting fabricated evidence. Iran’s June 12 leak, claiming Rafael Grossi shared Mosaic data with Israel, deepened suspicions...
...The answer lies in Mosaic’s design. Originally built to identify insurgent activity in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mosaic infers hostile intent from indirect indicators—metadata, behavioral patterns, signal traffic—not from confirmed evidence. When repurposed for nuclear oversight, this logic translates correlation into alarm. That Mosaic also powers IDF targeting systems in Gaza and Ukraine makes its presence inside the IAEA all the more explosive...
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The AI That Triggered a War: How Palantir and the IAEA Fueled Israel’s Strike on Iran
A $50M software built for counterinsurgency now steers nuclear diplomacy... and may have lit the fuse for a regional war.
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The #AI That Triggered a War: How Palantir and the IAEA Fueled israel’s strike on Iran A $50M software built for counterinsurgency now steers nuclear diplomacy... and may have lit the fuse for a regional war. https://ddgeopolitics.substack.com/p/the-ai-that…
Grossi Says IAEA Report 'Not Basis For War' After Threat Of Legal Action From Iran
An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said this week that the IAEA report on Iran helped pave the way for Israel’s war on the country
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, said that the agency’s report accusing Iran of secret and illicit nuclear activity is not the reason behind Israel’s war against the country, after Tehran signaled it would take legal action against him.
“A report on the nuclear verification in Iran could hardly be a basis for any military action. Military action, from whomever it comes, is a political decision that has nothing to do with what we’re saying,” Grossi told CNN.
“In that report, I also said that, at this point, we do not have any indication that there is a systemic program in Iran to manufacture a nuclear weapon. It’s true that in the early 2000s, there had been some activities which were assessed at that time as related to nuclear weapon development … we are not seeing this now,” he added.
When asked about a potential “timeline” in which Iran could build a nuclear weapon, Grossi said discussing a timeline would be nothing but “pure speculation.”
On 19 June, the Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Mohammad Eslami sent a letter to Grossi condemning the “the criminal Zionist regime's repeated barbaric attacks” across Iran and on its nuclear facilities, adding that these attacks took place “despite repeated warnings to you regarding inaction, especially by the Board of Governors, which unfortunately operates under the guidance, influence, and support of three European countries, the US, and the Zionist regime.”
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 6/20 — The #AI That Triggered a War: How Palantir and the IAEA Fueled israel’s strike on Iran
6/17 — ❗️❗️❗️ Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi admits that Iran was not going to make a nuclear weapon.
2/27 — UN Watchdog Says Iran 'Sharply Increased' Stockpile Of Near Weapons-Grade Uranium
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An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said this week that the IAEA report on Iran helped pave the way for Israel’s war on the country
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, said that the agency’s report accusing Iran of secret and illicit nuclear activity is not the reason behind Israel’s war against the country, after Tehran signaled it would take legal action against him.
“A report on the nuclear verification in Iran could hardly be a basis for any military action. Military action, from whomever it comes, is a political decision that has nothing to do with what we’re saying,” Grossi told CNN.
“In that report, I also said that, at this point, we do not have any indication that there is a systemic program in Iran to manufacture a nuclear weapon. It’s true that in the early 2000s, there had been some activities which were assessed at that time as related to nuclear weapon development … we are not seeing this now,” he added.
When asked about a potential “timeline” in which Iran could build a nuclear weapon, Grossi said discussing a timeline would be nothing but “pure speculation.”
On 19 June, the Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Mohammad Eslami sent a letter to Grossi condemning the “the criminal Zionist regime's repeated barbaric attacks” across Iran and on its nuclear facilities, adding that these attacks took place “despite repeated warnings to you regarding inaction, especially by the Board of Governors, which unfortunately operates under the guidance, influence, and support of three European countries, the US, and the Zionist regime.”
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 6/20 — The #AI That Triggered a War: How Palantir and the IAEA Fueled israel’s strike on Iran
A $50M software built for counterinsurgency now steers nuclear diplomacy... and may have lit the fuse for a regional war.
https://ddgeopolitics.substack.com/p/the-ai-that-triggered-a-war-how-palantir
...But what if the intelligence fueling this war came not from Mossad or Pentagon satellites but from a #UN agency’s software? Since 2015, the #IAEA has relied on #Palantir’s #Mosaic platform, a $50-million AI system that sifts 400 million data points—satellite imagery, social media, personnel logs—to predict nuclear threats. On June 12, Iran leaked documents it claimed showed IAEA chief Rafael Grossi shared Mosaic outputs with Israel, effectively turning the agency into a “tool for aggression.” The charge echoes a pattern: prior to 2025, Mosaic data helped shape sanctions and even UN aid decisions despite risks of bias...
...The problem? Mosaic’s lineage screams bias. Funded by #InQTel, the CIA’s venture arm, #Palantir powers IDF targeting in #Gaza and #Ukraine’s #drone strikes. Mosaic’s black-box algorithms, unauditable and proprietary, risk turning the IAEA from neutral inspector into a data proxy for preemptive war. As we’ll explore with Fordow’s role, this software may have already crossed that line, threatening the Non-Proliferation Treaty it was meant to uphold...
...Mosaic, crunching 400 million data points since 2015, mapped Fordow’s centrifuge cascades and satellite imagery, flagging anomalies as threats. Its AI, built for counterinsurgency, predicts intent—perfect for crafting a “nine-bomb” narrative. The May 31 report cited undeclared traces at Lavisan-Shian and Turquzabad, echoing 2018 when Mosaic’s findings sparked sanctions despite Iran’s “sabotage” claims. Iran’s nuclear chief, Behrouz Kamalvandi, alleged in 2025 that Turquzabad’s coordinates were “planted,” suggesting fabricated evidence. Iran’s June 12 leak, claiming Rafael Grossi shared Mosaic data with Israel, deepened suspicions...
6/17 — ❗️❗️❗️ Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi admits that Iran was not going to make a nuclear weapon.
2/27 — UN Watchdog Says Iran 'Sharply Increased' Stockpile Of Near Weapons-Grade Uranium
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Grossi says IAEA report 'not basis for war' after threat of legal action from Iran
An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said this week that the IAEA report on Iran helped pave the way for Israel’s war on the country
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