The Israeli army uses artificial intelligence to identify and eliminate Hezbollah members in Lebanon: 'Do you want to die with those around you or alone?'

According to an investigation published by the Los Angeles Times, the Israeli army uses an intelligence-based targeting system to locate and eliminate members of the Hezbollah group in Lebanon.

The Israeli surveillance system analyzes large volumes of data from mobile phones, video cameras, drones, and social networks to create profiles deemed threats.

The case of Ahmad Turmus, a man from Lebanon killed in an Israeli attack, highlights the risks of these technologies. Turmus received a call from an Israeli officer who asked him if he wanted to die alone or with others, and his response - 'Alone' - led to the fatal attack.

Experts emphasize that the system combines information from multiple sources, and artificial intelligence analyzes behaviors to create threat profiles. However, specialists warn that errors can occur, and algorithms may confuse civilians with combatants. Hezbollah is trying to adapt to these technologies, but surveillance has become extremely difficult to avoid.