Stifling Surveillance: Israel’s Surveillance and Control of the Palestinians during the Military Government Era

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Abstract

Israel has never intended to control the Palestinians: Its goal has always been to drive them out. However, during the Mandate era, as part of their effort to disorganize the Palestinian society, Zionist organizations established various surveillance bodies to examine and monitor various aspects of Palestinian society. These related to the demographic, religious, tribal, and hamula (extended family or clan) composition of the Palestinians, their spatial distribution, political behaviors, and military capabilities, as well as their resources, chiefly lands and water sources.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)36-55
JournalJerusalem Quarterly
Issue number68
StatePublished - 2016

Keywords

  • Arabs
  • Copper
  • Jews
  • Minority & ethnic groups
  • Palestinians
  • Politics
  • Population
  • Security services
  • Surveillance

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