This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
Anyvision has cameras deep inside the West Bank, allowing Israel to spot and monitor potential Palestinian assailants
Anyvision Interactive Technologies is one of Israel’s most curious startups. It has shown extraordinary growth, and its technology is being used by the army to monitor West Bank Palestinians at checkpoints on the way into Israel — while using a network of cameras deep inside the West Bank. The company’s co-founder and chief executive, Eylon Etshtein, told TheMarker that his company is sensitive to racial and gender bias and only sells to democracies.
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