Israel is using an AI-driven targeting system fusing data from smartphones, drones, traffic and security cameras, Wi-Fi signals, and social media to track and kill Hezbollah members in Lebanon.
The system — built on platforms like Palantir's Maven — standardizes massive data flows, maps relationship networks, and flags "threat profiles" in seconds, a job that once took weeks.
The LA Times article centers on Ahmad Turmus, a 62-year-old Hezbollah liaison who received an Israeli officer's call asking:
You want to die with those around you or alone?
He was killed by missiles 30 seconds after driving away.
Source: LA Times