مختبر فلسطين: كيف تصدّر إسرائيل تكنولوجيا الاحتلال لجميع أنحاء العالم

Best-selling journalist Anthony Loewenstein exposes the widespread commercialization and brutal use of Israeli occupation technologies globally. For more than fifty years, the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip has given the Israeli state invaluable experience in controlling the “enemy” population, namely the Palestinians. Here, Israel mastered the engineering of control, using the occupied Palestinian territories as a testing ground for weapons and surveillance technologies that it later exports to all parts of the world. The Palestine Laboratory shows in meticulous detail, for the first time, how Israel has become a leader in developing the spy technologies and defense equipment that fuel some of the world's most brutal conflicts—from the Pegasus software that hacked the phones of Jeff Bezos and Jamal Khashoggi, to the weapons sold to the Myanmar army that killed thousands of Rohingya, to the drones the European Union uses to monitor refugees in the Mediterranean being left to drown. In a global investigation that uncovers secret documents, based on revealing interviews and field reports, Anthony Lowenstein shows how, with the growth of ethnic nationalism in the twenty-first century, Israel has built the perfect tools for dictators and democracies.